On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Josip Rodin bashed his keyboard into the wall and
hit the folllowing keys:
> Can that down-clocking hurt the card in any way?
No. I ran with mine without problems for months before I realized it
didn't set the value right. :)
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Simon Kongshoj - email: [EMAIL P
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Josip Rodin bashed his keyboard into the wall and
hit the folllowing keys:
> Can that down-clocking hurt the card in any way?
No. I ran with mine without problems for months before I realized it
didn't set the value right. :)
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Simon Kongshoj - email: [EMAIL P
(at 300 MHz, the correct value for
non-MAX G400s). I recently tried using (in the 'device' section of
XF86Config) a 'dacspeed 360' line to get the G400MAX's DAC up to its
intended value -- works perfectly. In some versions of X it will probably
be 'Option "
(at 300 MHz, the correct value for
non-MAX G400s). I recently tried using (in the 'device' section of
XF86Config) a 'dacspeed 360' line to get the G400MAX's DAC up to its
intended value -- works perfectly. In some versions of X it will probably
be 'Option "
icitly in the XF86Config file to get
DPMS. IIRC, you need a line called 'Option "DPMS"' in the Monitor
section.
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Simon Kongshoj - email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.cs.auc.dk/~simon
Why have your OS perform illegal actions when you can do it yourself?
icitly in the XF86Config file to get
DPMS. IIRC, you need a line called 'Option "DPMS"' in the Monitor
section.
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Simon Kongshoj - email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.cs.auc.dk/~simon
Why have your OS perform illegal actions when you can do it yourself?
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