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@thesofa @exxos

The monitor manuals rarely ever say 15khz, check out the 15khz monitor wiki: http://15khz.wikidot.com/

It lists the 190M as 'partial' support which looks about right.

If I remember rightly, not all monitors are created equally despite the same model number.

I think the trick would just be to find a older TV / monitor which has VGA input.

exxos wrote: 28 Oct 2021 12:47 If I remember rightly, not all monitors are created equally despite the same model number.

I think the trick would just be to find a older TV / monitor which has VGA input.

I think I have found one here
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224514845624 ... SwLqJg2vEX
Just ordered it

@thesofa Nice find! It will be good to hear how you find it to be with your setup.

I've watched the listing in case they are worth buying in the near future.... ;)

@JezC It will be about a week before it gets here

Joining in with this necrothread...

I have a 1970NXp. Same interface, same scaling effects in low res evident in Exxos' screenshots.

Seems to go OK for occasional 15kHz use, but I wouldn't really recommend it unless it fell in your lap dirt cheap. Doesn't seem to like interlaced modes.

The manual also states it's a 31kHz minimum. I'd guess all these NEC multisyncs are basically the same chipset and will likely all behave the same way.

Cheers,

BW.

How does £36.79 sound incl delivery?

thesofa wrote: 28 Oct 2021 13:23

exxos wrote: 28 Oct 2021 12:47 If I remember rightly, not all monitors are created equally despite the same model number.

I think the trick would just be to find a older TV / monitor which has VGA input.

I think I have found one here
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224514845624 ... SwLqJg2vEX
Just ordered it

It has arrived and is now finally set up after waiting 2 months for ST2VGA from Centurion, I have tested it both on My TT and on the STE and it works fine in all resolutions on both machines and it was £36.79 incl delivery