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How to find Hsync and Vsync of a monitor?

fedryfedry Posts: 5
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Hi,

I am trying to configure my X window environment and currently facing a problem in setting up the hsync and vsync of my laptop monitor.

Is there any tool that can detect these rates?

Btw, my screen in 12.1" WXGA Acer CrystalBrite LCD

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Regards,

fk

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  • atreyuatreyu Posts: 216
    fedry wrote:
    Hi,

    I am trying to configure my X window environment and currently facing a problem in setting up the hsync and vsync of my laptop monitor.

    Is there any tool that can detect these rates?

    Btw, my screen in 12.1" WXGA Acer CrystalBrite LCD

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    Regards,
    fk

    For those values, it is usually best to see what the manufacturer lists - check manual or website. I don't specify those values in the xorg.conf of my laptops and they work fine.

    You can try this command to get some good screen info though: 
    xdpyinfo
    On my box (Fedora) it is in the xorg-x11-utils package.

    Also, you can try to let X determine your best settings. Try these steps:

    1. (re-)boot into non-Graphical runlevel (init 3)
    2. log in as root
    3. run 
    X -configure
    4. test it with 
    X -config /root/xorg.conf.new
    (or whatever the generated xorg conf file is called)
    5. press Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to get out of the X test window

    and see if that works for you.
  • fedryfedry Posts: 5
    Thank you. It works for my laptop. :)

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    Regards,
    fk
  • atreyuatreyu Posts: 216
    fedry wrote:
    Thank you. It works for my laptop. :)

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    Regards,
    fk
    Cheers!
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