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Losing time when using DVI and not VGA?

Discussion in 'ATI' started by Ant, Sep 8, 2012.

  1. Ant

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    Hello.

    Does anyone know why using DVI makes my computer's clock/time slow down?
    I notice the the slow downs even after a minute of using DVI. If I use
    VGA (with a DVI adapter), then I have no problems. I also can make it
    stop losing its time if I disable all video accelerations in Windows XP
    Pro. SP3's display hardware acceleration. Also, it seems like watching
    videos in DVI with video accelerations make clock/time slow down even
    faster. :(

    You can read my old Windows XP Pro. SP3 primary computer
    specifications/details at
    http://zimage.com/~ant/antfarm/about/computers.txt ...

    Thank you in advance. :)
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    Ant, Sep 8, 2012
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