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[Istvan Gabor <suseuser04@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I doubt a "more powerful" card is a good solution to your 
> problem. My 20" Viewsonic LCD is 1400x1050@60. When I 
> first got it 2 years ago I was using a
> 4MB Tseng PCI card designed in 1996. It gave no problem in 
> framebuffer, DOS or OS/2, but did for a time have a problem 
> in Mandriva's X that eventually got fixed:
> https://qa.mandriva.com/show_bug.cgi?id=34619
>
> Will yours work OK if you boot a Knoppix CD? Have you tried 
commenting out
> the UseModes line in xorg.conf?

Thanks Felix.

I commented out the UseMode option in xorg.conf but it did 
not make any change. Furthermore the monitor works perfectly 
except these short blinks.

I played a little bit connecting the monitor to the card using 
digital (DVI-D) cable and analog VGA cable (D-Sub).
I also tried another graphics card, NVIDIA FX5200.

This is what I found:

Blinking occurs:
ATI Radeon 7000/VE card with digital cable

Blinking DOES NOT occur:
ATI Radeon 7000/VE card with analog cable
NVidia FX5200 card with digital cable
NVidia FX5200 card with analog cable

I have to switch to analog cable instead of digital.
I thought that digital connection was superior to analog, but it 
seems not in every case.

IG





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