Over Frequency

Discussion in 'Windows OS's' started by Sparky, May 17, 2006.

  1. Sparky

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    Hi, I am trying to install a new pc game on my windows xp, and i keep getting the following message Over Frequency H94 OKHz V144. OHz
    The game installs well until i click to play and then the screen goes black, a few seconds later the over frequency message appears.

    I have checked the system requirements and it looks ok for my computer.
    hope someone can help.
    thanks
     
  2. Big B

    Big B HWF Godfather

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    What game is it? Is it just one game or all games?
     
  3. donkey42

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    initially i'd say the game is producing images that are "out of range" for your monitor, what is make & model of monitor
     
  4. Sparky

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    it's a childrens game called little robots and it's only on this game another game i bought today is fine
     
  5. Sparky

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    i know this sounds a bit daft but where would it say the make of model of my monitor
     
  6. donkey42

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    probably on the back, you know Sony, CTX, Samsung or is it rebranded OEM

    i wouldn't think a kids game would be so grfx intensive
     
  7. Sparky

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    all it says is model number 1769OSD TIME
     
  8. Karanislove

    Karanislove It's D Grav80 Of Luv

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    Insert that game and When you get that error, switch off your computer and switch on again. (It looks weired but I searched on the net and come out with this.)
     
  9. Big B

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    My thoughts are that the game, for whatever reason is trying to run a resolution or refresh rate that your monitor cannot handle, which is most likely why you're getting the 'out of range' error. I'd look for a patch for that game.
     
  10. donkey42

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    your monitor is a rebranded OEM, will try to find the actual manufacturer
     

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