Single Sync Woes

[rkitchen at coe.neu.edu (Ryan L. Kitchen)]

I recently acquired a very interesting piece of equipment: A very large 
single sync monitor with 3 (RGB) bnc connections on the back. It is marked 
as a Digital brand model VRT19-HA, but it is also marked as a GDM-1961 
which I am told indicates the touch of sony? not that it matters....
At any rate, I have a five connector bnc to 15 pin vga cable and i'm ready 
to roll... or am I. It is not a multi sync monitor, it is very picky about 
the vertical and horizontal refresh rates. In good ol' Solaris and linux et 
al you can manually choose these things. I'm sure it would work fine on my 
sparc with my handy dandy 13w3 adapter...but i want to use this thing on a 
pc. I have a geforce 2 256. I also have a GeForce 4 Ti4200 that is waiting 
for a power supply and case to power the M.B. that will hold it. I have 
heard this monitor requires a video card that can support a refresh rate of 
130 cycles ... I know the Geforce 2 goes at least to 120... I'm not sure 
about the GF4.
Basically, I am hardware oriented, but I've never really taken a monitor 
apart or done any significant modifications. I also understand how a 
capacitor works and how large the ones are in CRT based devices (such as 
monitors and tv's). I would prefer to be alive. With all this in mind, can 
anyone enlighten me? I don't really want to buy any other video cards, as I 
have 2 very nice ones already... but is there a home made solution to get 
this thing running? I just don't seem to have very many resources. yes I 
have soldering iron and the necessary know how...

Many thanks,
Ryan K.