Windows 7 on CRT Monitors

I was not sure ,,, I do not know if it comes from the graphics drivers or drivers screen (most likely). I have two CRT a DELL and Acer and Windows 7 for I do not know why they are restrained at 1024 * 768 for frequencies up to 85Hz. And does not more than 1152 * 864 but at 60Hz which stings the eyes. :crybaby:
Under XP both amounts to 1280 * 1024 and the frequency drops to 60Hz above 1280 * 800 for Dell and 1280 * 960 for the Acer.

Here it's just whether it is "normal" or not, thank you for your attention:)

2 screens are connected at the same time? what is the graphics card? driver? a little more precision would be nice :thumbup1:

The graphics card is a Sparkle Geforce 6600 256MB DDR2 PCIe with 181.22 driver screens are Dualview, but I tried one by one and the same thing. if need more information bin I'm here, thank you again.

You tried to uninstall the Nvidia drivers to see if drivers with native windows 7 you can go further in the resolutions?

I will share my experience, I have two monitors in DualView 1 crt = Samsung SyncMaster 753s 17 "which goes from 800x600 to 1280x1024, 85 Htz 32-bit true color. 2 = F730 Eizo 19 "which goes from 800x600 to 2048x1536, 85 Htz (choice between 60 and 150)
NVIDIA GeForce FX 5600, I installed the drivers and monitors cate. This works well.

Council uninstall drivers maps, see map to install vista driver if any, and driver display.

I am having the same problem with a dual monitor setup with a hp p1230 that performes at 140 hz and a samsung 19" lcd. I went and downloaded the driver for my particular monitor (attempting to unlock the higher frequencies). It did not seem to fix the problem. I am running windows 7 and a geforce 260. I am hoping to run 3d stereo.

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Originally Posted by rthian

I am having the same problem with a dual monitor setup with a hp p1230 that performes at 140 hz and a samsung 19" lcd. I went and downloaded the driver for my particular monitor (attempting to unlock the higher frequencies). It did not seem to fix the problem. I am running windows 7 and a geforce 260. I am hoping to run 3d stereo.

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stereo 3d should work @ 140Hz, i doubt about your 19" Samsung monitor... :whistling