Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
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10-11-2014, 01:51 AM
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RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
(10-10-2014 06:15 PM)Hulk Wrote: ToastyX, if I was to install a new GPU in my pc, say, a 970, would that fix the problem with the Dell P1130 showing the other resolutions? Also, what kind of adapter would I need to hook up the monitor? It has VGA outputs.A new GPU would definitely help. Intel is not very flexible with custom resolutions, and I don't have any solutions for Intel GPUs. NVIDIA is the most flexible when it comes to custom resolutions because you can also use their control panel. The GTX 970 and most other NVIDIA cards have a DVI-I port, so all you'd need is a simple passive DVI-VGA adapter. AMD R9 290 cards don't have analog support, so you'd need an active adapter that acts as a converter, which might have trouble with higher pixel clocks. Older AMD/ATI cards usually have a DVI-I port, so you can use a passive adapter with those. |
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