I Cant Use Native Resolution on my pc/monitor

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  1. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate Edition
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       #11

    Joshatdot said:
    did you even try Fabes suggestion?
    ye... i try it, but dont work for me ;/
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  2. Posts : 592
    WIN7 Ultimate 64bit
       #12

    Did you set the driver to 60hz in Win 7 control panel?

    Is there a specific driver that comes with your tv?

    You need to load the 'digital' driver NOT the 'analogue' one to use with HDMI/DVI

    Is your HDMI lead certified 1.3(b/c) compatable?
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  3. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate Edition
    Thread Starter
       #13

    neo101 said:
    Did you set the driver to 60hz in Win 7 control panel?
    yes...

    neo101 said:
    Is there a specific driver that comes with your tv?
    no...

    neo101 said:
    You need to load the 'digital' driver NOT the 'analogue' one to use with HDMI/DVI
    how i can do that?

    neo101 said:
    Is your HDMI lead certified 1.3(b/c) compatable?
    how i can see that? '-'
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  4. Posts : 592
    WIN7 Ultimate 64bit
       #14

    When maker/manufacturer makes HDMI lead they have to have it tested so that it passes certain tests.
    This is then written on the packaging when you buy the lead.

    If it's not "Certified" your lead might not support the resolution you want eg 1080p!
    Examples
    HDMI 1.3 a/b/c
    >>> HDMI 1.3c <<< (buy this one!)
    Like these >>> http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_...1.3c&x=15&y=14

    HDMI 1.4 is the newest specification for 7.1 online/wireless bluray units.

    If you don't have a driver for your TV you will have to use the default Windows 7 one.
    Set it to "HDTV" also
    "1080p" in Win7 and your graphic card software!
    Last edited by neo101; 11 Aug 2010 at 10:02.
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  5. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate Edition
    Thread Starter
       #15

    neo101 said:
    When maker/manufacturer makes HDMI lead they have to have it tested so that it passes certain tests.
    This is then written on the packaging when you buy the lead.

    If it's not "Certified" your lead might not support the resolution you want eg 1080p!
    Examples
    HDMI 1.3 a/b/c
    >>> HDMI 1.3c <<< (buy this one!)
    Like these >>> Amazon.co.uk: hdmi cable 1.3c!
    dont hav this written on the packaging x.x

    neo101 said:
    If you don't have a driver for your TV you will have to use the default Windows 7 one.
    Set it to "HDTV" also
    "1080p" in Win7 and your graphic card software!
    i already set this...
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  6. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate Edition
    Thread Starter
       #16

    nobody have more ideias? x.x
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  7. Posts : 592
    WIN7 Ultimate 64bit
       #17

    rafael399 said:
    nobody have more ideias? x.x
    LOL - did you find out if your Hdmi lead can run @ 1080p resolution?

    Try it with a friends HD1080p setup or go back to your tv shop and ask them to test the hdmi lead - like I told you before, Hdmi leads are NOT all the same specification!!

    Take your pc and lead around to a friend and plug it in to their HD tv. if it works you haven't set up your tv correctly or it is faulty.
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  8. Posts : 592
    WIN7 Ultimate 64bit
       #18

    Which exact model Samsung 37" TV do you have - I found about 4 different ones!

    Some run @ 100hz, some @ 60hz!

    Even more important to have correct HDMI 1.3c/1.4 lead (@ 100hz!)
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  9. Posts : 429
    Windows 7 Professional x64
       #19

    go buy a DVI cable, or borrow one from a friend...try it on the HDTV.
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  10. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 Ultimate Edition
    Thread Starter
       #20

    i try the suggestion to buy another HDMI cable with specification 1.3c.... its fine now!! i can use my computer in 1080p '-'
    thanks guys!!!
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