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is it normal, that the monitor information shows "@60Hz", when using custom resolutions with 120Hz?

"Yeah, well. The Dude abides."

ha, sometimes things are so easy, thanks

hi, tried the 1350/120hz, very nice picture and performance. my problem is, I play cs:go in 1280x960 4:3 stretched, so I need to force the stretch to fullscreen in the nvidia control panel. the dilemma, with 1350/120 I have a 4:3 screen with black bars in go and for scaling I need to choose a non ...

same here, but the update passed

edit: update worked and monitor is alive, downloaded the fw again, unpacked and read from usb stick.
not shure, what the issue was

thx mouz, i identified the pins correctly and got the connection.
Followed the instructions, update passed

BUT now the screen stays black, no light, no burning in screen, i can repeat the update process, again successful but the
monitor stays dead. Now I need real help

edit: solved.

Mouzuone wrote:There are 2SC trans. which have the collector in the middle

Yep, got 2SCs and changed the wiring. But still no device...

Maybe the wiring of the transistors is incorrect. Base to resistor, emitter to ground, collector to the pins? little beasts

Unfortunately, I also get the "can't find device" message. Tried 2 different pc's (xp) and testet several adress settings in bios, no luck. Auto detect in MISP says "error" (also when the adapter is disconnected), it's annoying. Anyone with a suggestion, maybe how to measure or test the adapters ...

pnum wrote: i used 2n2222 transistors and 1k ohm resistors for my adapter

jubaz wrote: I used 2x BC548B NPN transistors and 2x 100 Ohm resistors.

thanks guys, the parts are ordered. I still have another basic question (sorry, novice): What exactly did you do with the ground pins? Are all just connected?