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TheQuirk:
Uh. Find out the specs for his monitor, then, as root (su -) (from command line) run "xf86config" and answer all the questions with the correct specs. Make sure to backup /etc/X1/XF86Config before running that command. If you have KDE and you can run X properly at a lower resolution, run "kxconfig" and modify the monitor stuff.

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