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Resolution and Preset Modes

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Resolution and Preset Modes

•		1920 x 1200 at 60Hz
Recommended		1920 x 1200 at 60Hz
20 factory preset modes:

	H. freq (kHz)			Mode		Resolution		V. freq (Hz)

31.469				IBM VGA 10H		640x350	70.086
31.469				IBM VGA 3H		720x400	70.086
31.469				IBM VGA 12H		640x480	59.940
35.000				MACINTOSH		640x480	67.000
37.500				VESA		640x480	75.000
35.156				VESA		800x600	56.250
37.879				VESA		800x600	60.317
46.875				VESA		800x600	75.000
49.700				MACINTOSH		832x624	75.000
48.363				VESA		1024x768	60.004
60.023				VESA		1024x768	75.029
68.700				MACINTOSH		1152x870	75.000
71.810				SUN WS		1152x900	76.150
63.981				VESA		1280x1024	60.020
79.976				VESA		1280x1024	75.025
91.1				VESA		1280x1024	85.0
75.0				VESA		1600x1200	60.0
67.05				CVT 2.3MA		1920x1080		60.0 (for D-Sub)
74.56				CVT 2.3MA		1920x1200		60.0 (for D-Sub)
74.52				CVT 2.3MA-R		1920x1200		60.0 (for DVI)

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