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Hi Sven,
> how can I manipulate the image frequency from eg. 60 Hz to 75 Hz?

you have to specify the correct maximum values for horizontal and vertical
refresh rate in your XF86Config. X will then automatically choose the highest
possible refresh rate out of all Modelines.

Ciao
Siegbert


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