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I'm skeptical that this is a physical problem such as a loose connection. I've swapped out a few cables and no dice. How exactly do i set my monitor's refresh rate ingame? Also the monitors in question are the Samsung SyncMaster SA350 (1920x1080) and the SyncMaster 920BW (1440x900), with both running at 1440x900 resolution. My main monitor is the SA350 which the game plays on. EDIT: So I think i've found the problem thanks to your help. http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?s=0b1b6ffa3e8ffb42d195690f8d40d939&p=16263222&postcount=2 The value for "refresh" in my DayZ.cfg was set to '75', however my monitor's refresh rate was set to '60' http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/correct-monitor-flicker-refresh-rate#1TC=windows-7 It appears that when I set my monitor's refresh rate to 75 Hz, I get the same flickering problem that i had in-game in DayZ, except constantly even out of game. While i don't know how to solve that problem, changing the DayZ.cfg refresh value to '60' and leaving my monitor's refresh rate at '60' solved the problem. Anybody want to help clue me into why i might be getting flickering at 75 Hz?

Somebody please help me. I'm trying to play Dayz, but even at the opening screen, the monitor i am playing the game on keeps turning on and off every 3 seconds, displaying the 1440x900 monitor's hardware's "Analogue" sign and Menu options that I would normally have to press the physical buttons on my monitor to have show. I am running a dual monitor set up. spec's are Processor: AMD A6-3670 APU with Radeon HD GraphicsManufacturer: AMDSpeed: 2.7 GHzNumber of Cores: 4 Video Card AMD Radeon HD 6670Manufacturer ATIChipset AMD Radeon HD 6670Dedicated Memory 1.0 GBTotal Memory 4.0 GB Memory 8.2 GB Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bitService Pack 1Size 64 BitEdition Ultimate Drive Size 465.7 GBFree 53.5 GB

Yes I like this idea, but again you need to stop people from just shooting as soon as they hear a heartbeat. Perhaps, the lower your humanity is yourself, the less it takes to trigger a louder heartbeat affect thus making the system less reliable for someone who's trigger happy. This in turn could simulate the paranoia one faces if they've killed already and would serve as an incentive not to shoot first ask questions later for fear of worsening the heartbeat's reliability for yourself. A side affect might also be people who have low humanity will be more dangerous in general since they don't have key information that high humanity people have. Basically there needs to be a consequence for people who'd shoot someone with a gray area humanity