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| 27 May 2009 | #1 |
| | possible to use 1366x768? I am unable to choose 1366x768 for my Toshiba LCD-tv. I tried using custom resolution but that resolution doesn't work. I've got a Nvidia 8800gt. Any suggestions? thanks in advance, Christian |
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| 28 May 2009 | #2 |
| | Does your LCD TV set support 1366x768? We have two LCD HDTV sets here at home - one supports that resolution and the other does not. It supports 1280x720 instead, which is true 720P. Bye.  |
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| 28 May 2009 | #3 |
| | How are you connecting it, vga, dvi, hdmi etc? |
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| 06 Jun 2009 | #4 |
| | i'm connecting from DVI in the computer to VGA in the HDTV. and the native resolution for my tv is 1366x768 . it worked perfectly with XP. |
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| 11 Sep 2009 | #5 |
| | I'm having this problem too. I have an older Sharp LCD TV that's 1366x768 native. Now, here's the weird thing, the TV doesn't advertise that it supports 1366x768 even though it does, so I had to create a custom resolution on XP. So, even though the TV didn't advertise it supported 1366x768 (via EDID I suppose?), on XP, the nVidia Control Panel let me create it and use that resolution and everything worked swimmingly. However, on Windows 7, the nVidia Control Panel won't let me create the custom resolution, it keeps insisting it's not supported. And I suppose technically it isn't supported by the TV because it's not even in the user manual, but like I said, I know it actually is because I used that resolution when I used to use XP. I was using nVidia drivers 162.xx on XP and using 190.xx with Windows 7. I tried downgrading to 162.xx with Windows 7 but it won't let me use Aero if I do that so I didn't even bother trying further. Is there any trick in Windows 7 to force a "non-supported" resolution when creating custom resolutions with the nVidia Control Panel? EDIT: I'm using a DVI-D connection by the way with a nVidia 6200, and the SHARP TV is the LC-37D5U |
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| 08 Oct 2009 | #6 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by pdp76  I'm having this problem too. I have an older Sharp LCD TV that's 1366x768 native. Now, here's the weird thing, the TV doesn't advertise that it supports 1366x768 even though it does, so I had to create a custom resolution on XP. So, even though the TV didn't advertise it supported 1366x768 (via EDID I suppose?), on XP, the nVidia Control Panel let me create it and use that resolution and everything worked swimmingly. However, on Windows 7, the nVidia Control Panel won't let me create the custom resolution, it keeps insisting it's not supported. And I suppose technically it isn't supported by the TV because it's not even in the user manual, but like I said, I know it actually is because I used that resolution when I used to use XP. I was using nVidia drivers 162.xx on XP and using 190.xx with Windows 7. I tried downgrading to 162.xx with Windows 7 but it won't let me use Aero if I do that so I didn't even bother trying further. Is there any trick in Windows 7 to force a "non-supported" resolution when creating custom resolutions with the nVidia Control Panel? EDIT: I'm using a DVI-D connection by the way with a nVidia 6200, and the SHARP TV is the LC-37D5U Specs: 8800gt, Toshiba 32 LCD PLEASE HELP! Last edited by SecondNipple; 09 Oct 2009 at 06:43 AM.. |
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| 08 Oct 2009 | #7 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by SecondNipple
Quote: Originally Posted by pdp76 I'm having this problem too. I have an older Sharp LCD TV that's 1366x768 native. Now, here's the weird thing, the TV doesn't advertise that it supports 1366x768 even though it does, so I had to create a custom resolution on XP. So, even though the TV didn't advertise it supported 1366x768 (via EDID I suppose?), on XP, the nVidia Control Panel let me create it and use that resolution and everything worked swimmingly. However, on Windows 7, the nVidia Control Panel won't let me create the custom resolution, it keeps insisting it's not supported. And I suppose technically it isn't supported by the TV because it's not even in the user manual, but like I said, I know it actually is because I used that resolution when I used to use XP. I was using nVidia drivers 162.xx on XP and using 190.xx with Windows 7. I tried downgrading to 162.xx with Windows 7 but it won't let me use Aero if I do that so I didn't even bother trying further. Is there any trick in Windows 7 to force a "non-supported" resolution when creating custom resolutions with the nVidia Control Panel? EDIT: I'm using a DVI-D connection by the way with a nVidia 6200, and the SHARP TV is the LC-37D5U Specs: 8800gt, Toshiba 32 LCD PLEASE HELP! check this thread out, it helped me out a lot. |
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| 09 Oct 2009 | #8 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by pdp76 Unfortunately I have the following problem when using Phoenix Tool: http://i41.tinypic.com/2dmbnnn.jpg There are no monitors listed! Last edited by SecondNipple; 09 Oct 2009 at 07:12 AM.. |
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| 09 Oct 2009 | #9 |
| | you could try to force it through RivaTuner |
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| 09 Oct 2009 | #10 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by ccatlett1984 you could try to force it through RivaTuner |
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