> I remember having a CRT that used to do that. Out of range and some other crap.
That's not the same thing. Timings not supported by any particular monitor will produce that image message. That's only in digital multisyncs, by the way.
Monitors, and TVs, for a long while have supported various resolutions, but their native resolution is more likely to produce an accurate, non-artifacted image. In this case, that is 1360x768, but the image displays the same: the lines of the shadow mask show up intermittently as squiggles....
Again, Alt+printscreen (F4, jeez.....) pastes to Paint as a black image....
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