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HI

I need specs for the above iiyama monitors. They seem to have the
highest refresh rates at high resolution.

I would love to hear about experiences (good/bad) anyone has had
in using them.

I have a Diamond S3Trio video card and run Linux Slackware

Thanks

-sudhanshu

Quote:>I need specs for the above iiyama monitors. They seem to have the
>highest refresh rates at high resolution.

Just whining.

Cheers,
e.
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  As for specs, look at http://www.iiyama.com

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I use it under Windows 95 and Linux with Xfree86.

It has among the highest refresh rates and resolutions of any 17" monior
around, and all I can say is.....it's excellent.  I heard that they are
quite popular in the CAD industry.

I had no problems setting it up for Xfree.  Don't be deceived by the
high resolutions possible - you should ask yourself whether you will
really use them or not.  Personally I always run in 1024x768 or rarely
in 1280x1024, and things are quite small already.  Although I bought the
monitor partly because it is capable of high resolutions with a decent
refresh rate, it's impractical (for me) to sensibly use a resolution of
1600x1200!  Nevertheless, a high refresh rate at any resolution is good.

I have a Diamond Stealth 64 VRAM (with 4Mb), which is can also handle
high refresh rates at high resolutions.  A whizzo monitor is no good
without a whizzo video card!

Mike.

Anyone have a good 1600x1200 mode def for the Iiyama 9017E?  Ideally
paired with a Number 9 771 Motion FX with 4M VRAM.

 Steve

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