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Hello I know it's a while since my last message on this thread, but I've had this idea lately about modifying the magnetic yoke of a crt monitor to increase the vertical and horizontal frequencies. I'm aware of the dangers that this involves with the voltage of a crt and I will take precautions befo...

According to the specs you linked to, the max vertical scanning rate is 110 hz (and according to cnet, it's 120 hz). I don't think running in interlaced mode magically allows you to double this. The circuit that controls the vertical scanning is limited in how often it can direct the beam up and do...

I wouldn't recommend it. Unlike LCDs, CRT monitors can fry themselves if you push them past their specs. Some can take it, some can't. The way to know is to try. If the monitor dies after a while, then you know it couldn't handle it. It's a 1-time experiment. Then you need a new CRT :mrgreen: Keep ...

Hello I got a crt monitor for free from craigslist and I'm wondering how hard I can push it. I like to play shooters so the max Hz is what I'm shooting for. I currently run it 1280x800 Interlaced @ 160 Hz. However according to the specs I can't get go past this without hitting the vertical and horiz...