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A
note
about
the
video
memory
modes:
There
is
a
total
of
45
video
memory
modes,
generally
more
modes
than
you
will
use
at
any
one
time.
Of
these
45
modes,
7
are
permanent,
factory
fixed
modes
that
cannot
be
changed,
and
another
7
are
set
at
the
factory,
but
may
be
overwritten
to
make
more
room.
The
remaining
31
modes
are
left
blank
(empty).
If
you
use
up
the
31
blank
modes
and
still
have
more
new
video
modes,
the
monitor
will
store
information
in
the
other
7
soft
preset
modes
for
the
new
mode
storage.
If
additional
new
modes
are
encountered,
the
monitor
will
delete
the
lowest
memory
mode
and add
the
new
mode.
If
you
use
a
video
card
that
has
a
number
of
resolutions
and
frequencies
that
do
not
correspond
to
any
of
the
monitor
video
modes
set
at
the
factory,
here's
what
will
happen:
1)
As
the
monitor
encounters
new
video
data,
if
you
adjust
the
image
control
icons,
the
monitor
will
save
the
new
information
in
the
next
available
empty
mode
(mode
15
if
this
is
the
first
new
data
encountered).
2)
If
you
have
used
up
modes
15-45
with
31
new
video
modes,
and
the
monitor
encounters
another
mode
(46th
mode),
it
will
store
the
new
data
in
mode
15
and
the
old
data
of
mode
15
is
deleted.
In
addition,
If
the
monitor
encounters
47th
new
video
data,
the
old
data
of
mode
16
is
deleted
and
47th
data
will
replace
the
mode
16,
with
above
method,
when
this
monitor
encounters
new
mode,
it
can
update
from
mode
15
to
mode
45
sequentially
and
continuously.
Because
the
monitor
is
designed
this
way,
you
will
always
have
the
most
recent
38
video
modes
generated
by
your
graphics
card
available
with
your
own
image
settings
recalled
automatically.
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Example:
All
45
modes
are
filled
with
following
data
Factory
fixed
mode
data
When
new
data
is
encountered
"m15"old
mode
15
deleted
434445
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Factory
fixed
434445
m43
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Soft
presets
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