kwf@ecersg.ncsu.edu (Ken Fernald) (03/13/91)
Can a multisync monitor with maximum scan rates of f(horizontal)=35KHz and f(vertical)=75Hz display VGA? -- +----------------------------+------------------------------------------------+ | Kenneth W. Fernald | "To recognize that nature has neither a | | kwf@ecersg.ece.ncsu.edu | preference for our species nor a bias against | | North Carolina State Univ. | it takes only a little courage" - James Randi |
phil@brahms.amd.com (Phil Ngai) (03/13/91)
kwf@ecersg.ncsu.edu (Ken Fernald) writes: >Can a multisync monitor with maximum scan rates of f(horizontal)=35KHz >and f(vertical)=75Hz display VGA? Yes, vanilla VGA only requires 31.5 KHz. I think the vertical can go up to about 70 Hz, which is also within your stated limits. In fact, 35 KHz is enough to run super VGA (800x600). -- The government is not your mother. The government doesn't love you.