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kanarie
Joined: 18 Mar 2009
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| Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:44 am Post subject: Marquee 8500 Ultra raster width |
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I am running my Marquee 8500 Ultra from a htpc and I like to increase the raster width (I am already on 100 width in the Geometry menu with long retrace on). I still have almost half an inch of phosphor on both sides of the tubes left.
Is there a jumper or something?
Thanks!! : 
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grogthegreat
Joined: 16 May 2007
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Location: San Diego, CA
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You could use powerstrip to reduce the front and and rear porch timings. It is a very good free program that I'm running on HTPC for my NEC 9PG+.
-Grog
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I must keep upgrading till the voices stop!!
"I CAN HAZ CRT PRUJEKTER."
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MikeEby
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Location: Osceola, Indiana
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Yes, Powerstrip is a must for a CRT projector and HTPC. It is a little unreliable or may not work at all with some NVidia video cards however.
What resolution/refresh rate are you running?
Is this one of the brand new Ultras? If it is I must say you suck!....BTW that's complement around here.
Mike
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kanarie
Joined: 18 Mar 2009
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| Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 2:53 am Post subject: |
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Thanks guys,
Had some issues with powerstrip (could not go to adv. timings) but I found that I also could change the porch timings in the nvidia control panel under custom resolutions> advanced
thanks!
| Quote: | Is this one of the brand new Ultras? If it is I must say you suck!....BTW that's complement around here.
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Never mind I use that complement for my surroundings every day
No it is one that came used out of a 7 CRT 3D simulation theater (with only 2200 working hours and 7 years old I am still very happy with it )
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GeorgeSong
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Location: Canton,China
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PowerStrip 3.84
1920*1080@72
MATROX APVE video card
133" 16:9 screen
Marquee 8500 Ultra with 3000 working hours
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kanarie
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| Quote: | PowerStrip 3.84
1920*1080@72
MATROX APVE video card
133" 16:9 screen
Marquee 8500 Ultra with 3000 working hours |
Yeah, Crazy these specs. this machine has. I never thought it could get a great razorsharp 1080p image out of an 8" machine
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Nashou66
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Location: West Seneca NY
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GeorgeSong
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8500 Ultra is a great PJ! With Hd145
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