Windows 7: CRT Can't support 1440 x 900

stormy13 · 26 Aug 2012

Check the label on the back.

microbillgates · 27 Aug 2012

Product no:EM-171
Product series: PX-769N
Model/Modell:769N

microbillgates · 27 Aug 2012

Here's a picture

stormy13 · 27 Aug 2012

Considering how old that monitor is there isn't much info out there on it. What little I can find is this from back in 2004,

Get me outta 60hz!

Quote:

PX-769N is a Proview 769N
PX-769N 17" 0.27mm / 1280x1024@65 / TCO99 / VIEWABLE AREA 15,70" / HOR.FREQ: 30-70KHz / VERT.FREQ: 50-160Hz / DOT RATE 110MHz / 1024 x 768@85Hz / 800 x 600@110Hz / OSD / MPRII / TUV / CE / UL / CUL /

Max supported resolution of 1280x1024@65Hz. Not sure how you managed to get it to run at 1440x900.

Also even if you did manage to find a driver for it,

Anyone know of CRT monitor drivers? (product info in thread)

it still won't allow you to run it at 1440x900

Britton30 · 27 Aug 2012

You've asked basically the same here Anyone know of CRT monitor drivers? (product info in thread)
Your CRT has a 4:3 aspect ratio and won't display 14:9.

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