Gigabyte GV-3D1-7950-RH Manual - Page 16

Screen Adjustment Settings properties, Display Mode Timing Settings properties

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English Screen Adjustment Settings properties „ Click the arrow icons on the desktop image to adjust the screen to the desired position. Display Mode Timing Settings properties „ Click to select your display's timing mode: Auto-Detect is the "default" setting; it allows Windows to receive the proper timing information directly from the display itself. Note: Some older monitors may not support this feature. • General Timing Formula (GTF) is a standard used by most new displays. • Discrete Monitor Timing (DMT) is an older standard still in use on some displays. Enable this option if your display requires DMT. • Coordinated Video Timing Standard (CVT) became the VESA standard on March 2003. CVT supports higher resolutions better than other timing standards. • Fixed aspect ratio timing forces the displayed image to retain the aspect ratio of the mode rather than aspect ratio of the display. Note: The driver may place black borders around the displayed image, as needed. GV-3D1-7950-RH Graphics Accelerator - 16 -

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GV-3D1-7950-RH Graphics Accelerator
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English
Screen Adjustment Settings properties
Click the arrow icons on the desktop image to adjust the screen
to the desired position.
Display Mode Timing Settings properties
Click to select your display’s timing mode:
Auto-Detect is the "default" setting; it allows Windows to receive
the proper timing information directly from the display itself.
Note: Some older monitors may not support this feature.
General Timing Formula (GTF) is a standard used by
most new displays.
Discrete Monitor Timing (DMT) is an older standard still
in use on some displays. Enable this option if your display
requires DMT.
Coordinated Video Timing Standard (CVT) became the
VESA standard on March 2003. CVT supports higher
resolutions better than other timing standards.
Fixed aspect ratio timing forces the displayed image to
retain the aspect ratio of the mode rather than aspect ratio
of the display.
Note: The driver may place black borders around the displayed
image, as needed.