For granted, the fact that human interaction with any existing computer system is carried out in graphical (video) mode. That is, object-oriented programming creates a visual basis for work in various systems, where the computer monitor (screen) plays a primary role in terms of displaying information. So why does a message like “Out of range” sometimes pop up? We will examine the situation in more detail, and consider some even non-standard situations with seemingly mutually exclusive principles and parameters.
Out of range message: monitor or graphics driver problem?
The answer to this question lies both in the monitor and in the "wood" (drivers), which some "smart" users are trying to install.
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What is left to add? Just that the problem of the appearance of the message “Out of range” on the monitor should not be regarded as something out of the ordinary. In fact, this problem can be solved by itself. Indeed, if you look at the standard settings (if unsupported modes are hidden on the monitor), the same screen refresh rate at 100 Hz will not be displayed. With a minimum resolution, the system will offer a maximum standard of 60 or 85 Hz.