It works directly via GTX 280 dvi-output converted into the vga-adapter which in turn is connected to the monitor. The monitor has only VGA, no DVI, no HDMI.
So I only have one controller to worry about. As I seem to remember it was the same regardless of DVI-output on the video card, left or ...
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- 09 Jan 2009, 23:42
- Forum: Other Multi-Monitor Solutions
- Topic: Monitors OSD says 1280x1024 @57hz when doing 5040x1050
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- 09 Jan 2009, 18:47
- Forum: Other Multi-Monitor Solutions
- Topic: Monitors OSD says 1280x1024 @57hz when doing 5040x1050
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Monitors OSD says 1280x1024 @57hz when doing 5040x1050
Hm, I dont quite follow why a monitor would be able to display 1680x1050@57hz w/o th2go but not with the th2go. Have you seen this happen? Doesn't sound right... :?
2nd; No, not a typo, since the monitors are fairly cheap, they only have a vga-plug, so yes, I run Dual-link DVI from gtx 280 to ...
2nd; No, not a typo, since the monitors are fairly cheap, they only have a vga-plug, so yes, I run Dual-link DVI from gtx 280 to ...
- 09 Jan 2009, 04:11
- Forum: Other Multi-Monitor Solutions
- Topic: Monitors OSD says 1280x1024 @57hz when doing 5040x1050
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Monitors OSD says 1280x1024 @57hz when doing 5040x1050
As above, I'm having this issue which I have not been able to resolve yet. Have a GTX 280 so Im kind of bound into what drivers I can test it with, 178.xx and above...
My 3 screens are crappy Videoseven 22", which can display 1680x1050@57hz when sending the vga-signal to each screen, and ...
My 3 screens are crappy Videoseven 22", which can display 1680x1050@57hz when sending the vga-signal to each screen, and ...