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I am using a HDMI adaptor which works fine with a multisync sony trinitron monitor. My laptop seems to only feed 144hz. The signal source is from the laptop, and the laptop and monitor are plugged into power outlets.

It's exactly as you see in the low-res picture -- all white horizontal bars flashing, and you can see a little bit of image from my pc.

Greetings, it seems I am unable to change my refresh rate and that I am stuck on 144Hz.

Thank you fellow human. ALIENWARE M15 R2 Device name DESKTOP-V3IIG07 Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz Installed RAM 16.0 GB (15.8 GB usable) Device ID A67DDA0A-9AE2-4AF3-B51B-EA64D0F7C9DD Product ID 00325-81504-73059-AAOEM System type 64-bit...

No, I have tried two, including the little white box one. They both have the same result. Technician said it was because the CRT was not multisync.

Here is my GPU Intel HD Graphics 400 CURRENT RESOLUTION 1920 x 1080px COLOR DEPTH 24bit MAX TEXTURE SIZE 16384 x 16384px FPS ~147fps FILLRATE 2GP/s

Hello again fellow humans, https://imgur.com/a/nGlqOm2 here is the imgur link.

Greetings, I have recently made progress on my frankenPC but unfortunately it only displays horizontal flashing lines. The technician I went to see said it had something to do with the number of Hertz the screen displays. Can anybody help, either by recommending an hdmi adapter or by showing me...

Thank you all for your answers. I bought both what hotaru.ino and TerryLaze suggested. I will keep you informed once I get my hands on a monitor.

Thank you for the quick reply, it's really appreciated! I haven't purchased any parts yet -- I want to make sure my dream FrankenPC is feasable -- From what I read online most CRT monitors have VGA connectors.

Greetings fellow humans, I wish to create an abomination of a computer where I mix old and new components. (I'd use an old CRT monitor, an old keyboard, the Alienware Aurora R15 Gaming Desktop, and a gaming mouse.) I wish to know the adapters I'd need, or if it's even possible at all. Pictured...