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   From: "Lars Erdmann"    
      
   Maybe this is what fixes the problem that Dave described and you may also    
   want to   
   experiment with that:   
      
   invoke "gamemclk.exe" from the SNAP subdirectory:   
      
   "gamemclk.exe show" will give you some info about 2 different hardware    
   clocks that your   
   graphics card uses: the hardware clock to access memory (memory clock) and    
   the hardware clock for the DAC to refresh the screen (engine clock)   
      
   If "gamemclk.exe show" gives you a section about the engine clock with    
   default,current,maximum values then use "gamemclk.exe eset ..." to (re)set    
   the engine clock to the default value, example:   
      
   "gamemclk.exe eset 225" will (re)set the default engine clock to 225 MHz.   
      
   You can rerun "gamemclk.exe show" to check that your settings were properly    
   picked up.   
      
   Then you might be able to reenable monitor detection via "gaoption.exe noddc    
   off".   
      
      
   You will need to experiment. Unfortunately the SNAP PDF doc. does not    
   contain anything about "gamemclk" and Scitech is out of business/bought by    
   another company that immediately killed the product. But back at the time    
   some Scitech support guy told me to use it in order to get a problem fixed    
   that I seem to remember had to do with refresh rate.   
      
      
   Lars   
      
      
   "Lars Erdmann"  schrieb im Newsbeitrag    
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   > Use "gaoption" to turn off DDC detection (the possible refresh rates the    
   > monitor is reporting):   
   >   
   > "gaoption.exe noddc on"   
   >   
   > You might also have to experiment with config.sys env var VCFG_NO_DDC,    
   > toggling between TRUE and FALSE.   
   >   
   >   
   > Then set the desired refresh rate at the desired resolution and colour    
   > depth, for example:   
   > "gamode.exe set 1600 1200 32 60"   
   >   
   > The programs are in the SNAP directory.   
   >   
   > Lars    
      
      
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