An irritating issue with my Samsung SyncMaster 214t monitor  

:party:Hi
I have an irritating issue with my Samsung SyncMaster 214ts monitor..
(the same model 214T)
Windows 7 resolution is set to 1600x1200 @ 60hz - (native for this monitor)
Samsung SyncMaster 214ts monitor keeps coming up with message "1920x1600 Not optimum Mode - Recommended Mode 1600x1200 60hz"
Tried adjusting with button controls on monitor - some features are grayed out and an adjustment for the resolution within these controls is nowhere to be found.
Have the correct driver installed but this is a issue (message), generated by the monitor itself
Any information greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

I have
DELL PRECISION 670 Workstation
Windows 7 Home Premium(X86)
Nvidia Quadro FX 3450(the latest version driver)

profdlp said:

In the monitors setting screens, is there something relating to "AV Mode"? If there is, try turning it off.

Thank you
I will try it.;)

profdlp said:

In the monitors setting screens, is there something relating to "AV Mode"? If there is, try turning it off.

Thank you.
I will try it.;)

Hopalong X said:

Right click an open area of the desk top. Go down to Nvidia control panel and left click.
The Snip I posted below will be the window that opens.
Open Display and highlight Change Resolution.

Highlight your needed screen resolution and refresh rate.

As you can see mine is 1400x900 @75Hz.

Nvidia driver is primary not the Windows one that is why settings need to be made here.

Mike

Thank you Mike

The setting of Nvidia control panel is 1600X1400(recommended) already and it doesn't exist more higher resolution in Nvidia control panel option
But Samsung SyncMaster 214ts monitor keeps 1920X1600.
This resolution is groundly not supported by Samsung SyncMaster 214ts monitor.

hamaguna
I am having the same issue with my 214T as well. I've adjusted display settings in control panel for 1600x1200 but my crazy monitor reports the setting of 1920X1600. I've tried to adjust the monitor itself to no avail. I have also searched the Internet high and low for the solution. I am going to call Sumsang (last resort because call customer service/help desk is usually a fruitless venture) and see if they can give me any suggestions. I'll report back with my findings.

I have installed the latest drivers - that's the first thing that goes on my system after an OS upgrade. I have also tried the customized settings. That is not it. The issue resides on the monitor itself. See the pictures I've included.
The first screen is what I get upon boot up and does not go away until approximately 1 minute - very annoying. The second picture is the actual monitor setting (what needs to be adjusted). Unfortunately the screen resolution that you see in that second picture is NOT selectable through the monitor's controls.
You can try adjusting settings via the control panel all day long. It's the monitor that needs adjusting and unless you know the secret to adjusting the monitor - that error will always be there on boot up. It's been a great monitor for XP or other OSs - just not 7.