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Windows 7: Gateway Display Problems @ 1920 x 1080.

01 Nov 2010   #1

Windows 7 Build 7601 x64 - Windows 8 Build 9200 x64
 
 
Gateway Display Problems @ 1920 x 1080.

Hi guys, I have a little netbook, a Gateway LT Series. 2 GB RAM, and an Intel 3100 GMA Graphic Cards. Plus a Samsung SyncMaster 2494 @ FHD.

The problem is the following: I get to see how the picture on my monitor (the Samsung's) gets distorted at any resolution, except when is as low as 800 x 600.

When I talk about distorted I mean, that image shakes badly giving some white and black strips all over the screen.


How I don't get the image distorted:
- When I unisntall the graphic card drivers, and only install the VGA one (Giving me at top, 1600 x 1200 res.)
- When I do an extended display, (It doesn't matter which monitor I chose as primarly).


What can actually be the problem?
I've re-installed the drivers with the Intel's and Gateway's (which both are the same), and get the same result.

Thanks for the help.



P.S: It is not the cable, since I've tried with my Xbox 360 using the VGA via the same cable and it worked perfectly.... IMO it seems that the Video Card is giving problems...
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01 Nov 2010   #2

Systems 1 and 2: Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Win 8 Developer
University of Kentucky
 
 

There are many LT series.

You can try using the Intel driver update utility:

Intel® Driver Update Utility
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02 Nov 2010   #3

Windows 7 Build 7601 x64 - Windows 8 Build 9200 x64
 
 

Ok I'll try that. Thanks.
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