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Old 27th February 2010, 09:38 PM
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F12 video corruption, horizontal wavy-ness.

I've just installed F12 and during boot and at the desktop, the screen has an issue. I have a 9700 pro and the resolution gets detected properly (1440x900), but it's like the frequency is slightly off. I see the screen fine, but the screen looks almost as if it's underwater. My monitor accepts two freq at 1440x900, and the issue is at the 60Hz setting. If I change it to 75Hz, the screen is fine, but the corruption is still there during boot and at the login screen. Ubuntu 8.04, 9.10 and Mint 8 all work just fine at 60Hz. This is using the default driver for my ATI card. The corruption was there in anaconda when I was installing F12, but figured it would not be there after the install. Any ideas? Can I somehow force 75Hz to the kernel mode set?

Edit: I'll try to get a video up on youtube soon as it can describe my problem perfectly without words.
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