I have just bought a Mitsubishi DV172 monitor. It does 1280x1024 and is a "17
inch" monitor.
It is extremely picky about the settings that it will accept and totally
screws up the display if you use frequencies it does not like. Below are
frame-buffer settings that work well with it.
Also if you auto-detect the frequency when at a console it will look bad, you
have to have suitable things on screen when you instruct the monitor to
detect the frequency if you want best results. I found that displaying the
Melbourne TV guide in Mozilla while detecting the frequency gave a good
result (but probably anything that has lots of vertical lines and fills the
screen with color will do).
# "1280x1024-74"
mode "1280x1024"
# D: 135.080 MHz, H: 79.366 kHz, V: 74.452 Hz
geometry 1280 1024 1280 1024 16
timings 7403 200 12 16 4 210 22
accel true
rgba 5/11,6/5,5/0,0/0
endmode
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