A Few Questions
Posted: 01 Jul 2009, 09:19
Hi all
Currently I can not get above 3840X1024.
Does the cables from the TH2Go unit to the monitors have to be Dual Link in order to get higher resolutions?
Here is what I have done in the Wizard
Set up an existing Matrox product. TH2Go DE is in the drop down down box. Next >
TripleHead and Install triple wide-screen modes are both checked. Next >
Manually select mode. Wide-screen modes: 1440x900 per monitor (output refresh rate: 60Hz) Next >
Then on the following page it list the following.
[list][*]Matrox Product:
TripleHead2Go Digital Edition[/*:m]
[*]Graphics hardware:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285[/*:m]
[*]Windows display used for Matrox Product:
Display 1[/*:m]
[*]Input used:
Digital[/*:m]
[*]Monitor 1:
ACR Acer X263W (Digital) on connector 1.[/*:m]
[*]Monitor 2:
ACR Acer X263W (Digital) on connector 2.[/*:m]
[*]Monitor 3:
ACR Acer X263W (Digital) on connector 3.[/*:m]
[*]Display setup:
3 displays, Stretched mode[/*:m]
[*]Use Matrox product as primary display:
No[/*:m]
[*]Display mode to apply:
1440x900 per monitor (output refresh rate: 60Hz)[/*:m][/list:u]I then click Next >
Everything gets a green check mark up until;
Applying Mode. At this point I get a red X, A Windows error has occurred
I know my monitors will do 1440x900@60Hz. And this is actually less pixels then 1280x1024x3 anyway. So I would think it should work, since I can get 3840x1024@60Hz.
I also get the same error if I try to select 1680x1050 per monitor (output refresh rate: 55Hz)
I don't remember if 55Hz is supported by my monitors or not. I do believe it is only 50, 59 and 60 that was in the list when I was checking them before my unit came.
So, I don't know if it is due to my cables going to the monitors, something with Vista or a user mistake in the above setup options that causes this. My cables are DVI to HDMI, but the DVI isn't dual link.
Any ideas?
Okay, one more question, please:
Is there anyway to not use Bezel Management for normal windows operation, but use it for games? Is there a setting I am overlooking to setup the Bezel Management to apply ONLY when a game is launched?
For my use that's the only time I would need it on. In Windows I would like it off, since it causes text and such to be behind the bezels, if you know what I mean.
I'm running Vista Ultimate x64 SP2.
NVIDIA Driver 185.85
Thank you for any help or suggestions.
Bye for now :)
Butch
Currently I can not get above 3840X1024.
Does the cables from the TH2Go unit to the monitors have to be Dual Link in order to get higher resolutions?
Here is what I have done in the Wizard
Set up an existing Matrox product. TH2Go DE is in the drop down down box. Next >
TripleHead and Install triple wide-screen modes are both checked. Next >
Manually select mode. Wide-screen modes: 1440x900 per monitor (output refresh rate: 60Hz) Next >
Then on the following page it list the following.
[list][*]Matrox Product:
TripleHead2Go Digital Edition[/*:m]
[*]Graphics hardware:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285[/*:m]
[*]Windows display used for Matrox Product:
Display 1[/*:m]
[*]Input used:
Digital[/*:m]
[*]Monitor 1:
ACR Acer X263W (Digital) on connector 1.[/*:m]
[*]Monitor 2:
ACR Acer X263W (Digital) on connector 2.[/*:m]
[*]Monitor 3:
ACR Acer X263W (Digital) on connector 3.[/*:m]
[*]Display setup:
3 displays, Stretched mode[/*:m]
[*]Use Matrox product as primary display:
No[/*:m]
[*]Display mode to apply:
1440x900 per monitor (output refresh rate: 60Hz)[/*:m][/list:u]I then click Next >
Everything gets a green check mark up until;
Applying Mode. At this point I get a red X, A Windows error has occurred
I know my monitors will do 1440x900@60Hz. And this is actually less pixels then 1280x1024x3 anyway. So I would think it should work, since I can get 3840x1024@60Hz.
I also get the same error if I try to select 1680x1050 per monitor (output refresh rate: 55Hz)
I don't remember if 55Hz is supported by my monitors or not. I do believe it is only 50, 59 and 60 that was in the list when I was checking them before my unit came.
So, I don't know if it is due to my cables going to the monitors, something with Vista or a user mistake in the above setup options that causes this. My cables are DVI to HDMI, but the DVI isn't dual link.
Any ideas?
Okay, one more question, please:
Is there anyway to not use Bezel Management for normal windows operation, but use it for games? Is there a setting I am overlooking to setup the Bezel Management to apply ONLY when a game is launched?
For my use that's the only time I would need it on. In Windows I would like it off, since it causes text and such to be behind the bezels, if you know what I mean.
I'm running Vista Ultimate x64 SP2.
NVIDIA Driver 185.85
Thank you for any help or suggestions.
Bye for now :)
Butch