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Recent content by TicoTico
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Is it safe to customize CRT blanking intervals?
In computer terms at least, there's a framebuffer in GPU memory, and then the GPU sends odd lines every other vertical cycle, and the even lines every other. The non-interlaced source doesn't really make much difference to the output interlacing. The way I see it. -
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Is it safe to customize CRT blanking intervals?
If I understood you correctly: It would be one row with all the pixels, because rows(=lines) count towards horizontal frequency. But yeah, in theory. In my case, there seems to be a practical limit at 300hz, where Windows seems to start flaking out. Or graphic drivers... Don't know really what... -
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Is it safe to customize CRT blanking intervals?
The CRT frequency math goes roughly like this: The beam goes from left to right as many times as you have lines to be drawn, while relatively slowly going down, line by line, at the same time. After the screenful of actual lines the vertical back porch defines some extra, blank lines, at the... -
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Is it safe to customize CRT blanking intervals?
Figured it out myself and found out that because vertical back porch plays the largest part in spending extra horizontal frequency, reducing that will give best results. Was for example, able to push the max up to 1024x768i@300hz, without any visible side effects. I have no idea if it will... -
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Is it safe to customize CRT blanking intervals?
Hello, There was someone here previously mentioning about Nokia 445PRO CRT capable of frequencies well beyond its rated vertical refresh rate (180hz). I finally managed to get one of those monitors and now would like to try to max it out. Something like an equivalent of 3-10kHz of...