Mystic Gohan said:
Yeah I have to use higher refresh rates, but games such as gtavc use a refresh rate of 60hertz and it gets all messed up. I set my gfx settings to use 85 hertz with applications running at 1024x768. Hopefully it won't mess anything up in the long run.
Nvidia cards have the ability to override refresh rates. Go into the Nvidia advanced display properties and enable refresh rate override and set 1024x768 to 85 Hz... or is this what you are saying you already did? If so, did it work? Using refresh rate override wont mess anything up permanently (you can always disable it if it conflicts with another program) unless your monitor doesn't support the rate at that resolution. Letting a monitor be out of sync for too long could damage it so try to avoid mis-setting it like you did when you had it at 60 and then leaving it that way for an extended time.
Finally, you could go in and set up an advanced timing mode for 60Hz, the monitor will support 60Hz, it just doesn't have a default timing mode for it. Be carefull you set everything according to your monitor specs because this can damage your monitor if done incorrectly.