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I got a new screen yesterday (ASUS VE228 LCD) in addition to my old ol' one (DELL E177FP LCD), and it is flickering.
I'm running the ASUS at 1920 by 1080 pixels. The native setting is 60 Hz, which made it flicker reeeal bad (kinda looked like waves or dunes diagonally wandering over the screen and gave me real bad headaches). Using the Nvidia driver I changed it to 70 Hz which reduced the flickering to fine horizontal lines, which is acceptable to work with for small periods of time, but still not a setting I'm willing to learn to cope with. The secondary screen also has a light flickering but that's been there forever and isn't hurting to much (would be nice to get rid of, too, though).
Now I've already removed all unneccessary wires and devices from the screens and their cables. Thing that's confusing me is: If I choose a smaller resolution which naturally supports 75 Hz, the flickering disappears entirely. But if I try to change the frequency to 75 Hz at 1920 x 1080, using the Nvidia tool, it just sais "Out of Range" and gives me a black screen.
Any advice would be appreciated.
And soon would be nice, got some deadlines coming up :/
Thanks in advance!