OK Here is my issue i have a 27" monitor hooked up to my macbook pro the monitor can only support up to 1360 x 768 resoution and if i change the resolution to the full resolution that the mac can put out which is 1920 xx 1080 it does work but it is "Buzzy" like its showing up but buzzing really fast and it is annoying and i cant change the refresh rate to 75 hertz idk if this will fix thid but is there anyway i can "overlock" my monitor to work in the full resolution the mac can put out without it buzzing is there like software that can do it or something
This is an LCD Monitor
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1 John D M B // Jun 24, 2008
This is a CRT monitor I assume.
Monitors are designed to work in a certain range.
If you run the monitor outside this range and it works, you could shorten the life of the monitor - this is especially true of CRT monitors.
You state it is buzzing - this is not a good condition.
You are likely overloading the transformers (power and flyback)
There is no safe way to over-clocking a monitor.
Continue over driving your monitor and you will be replacing the transformer(s) or the monitor.
Good Luck
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