LCD Monitors and Fedora

[Michael J. Pawlowsky]

My KDS LCD will simply display an out of range error with the ranges it 
wanted and what was being delivered to it.
I then went into /etc/X11/xorg.conf and modified the config to match.

I had no choice to manually do all this because the GUI display manager 
really did not do a good job for setting up my TwinView (2 monitor 
setup) NVIDIA card. I simply would not start up X. ALso looking in 
/var/log/Xorg.0.log is a great place to see what's happening if you do 
have any problems.

Cheers,
Mike




William M. Quarles wrote:

>
> Caveat:  While the installation program correctly detected my 
> frequency range, it picked the highest vertical frequency that it 
> supported, which was not actually the optimum vertical frequency for 
> my monitor's display.  I had to manually alter the frequency setting.  
> Some monitors actually only support one vertical frequency.  LCD 
> monitors are like little computers of their own, and my experience has 
> been that they don't burn out like a CRT will if driven at the wrong 
> frequency; they just won't display.
>
> Hope that helps,
> William
>


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