W7 Nivida gts250 - not able to adjust screen resolution

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       #51

    Sorry Golden - I plug in the new DVI chord and the screen is working fine it auto set to 1680x1024 and all is well in copmuter land and wife is happy :) but when I tried to customize the rez to 1680x1200 just to look a little better for her screen it would test and look fine after I set it in customize rez setting it even listed it in the options on the screen rez settings but when I choose it the screen flashes then goes bak to the 1680x1024 and does not use my custom setting... just wondering why that would be...
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       #52

    OK. Did you use the NVidia control panel to do that, or the Windows screen resolution option?
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       #53

    Hi Par,

    I was lookin around and found this http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-the-O...-Pavilion-6630

    Its for an HP Pavilion, but the steps are the same for most PC's that come with on-board graphics. Did you follow steps similar to this, or did you install the new card straight away?

    Regards,
    Golden
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       #54

    Ok what gpu you using and what screen !
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       #55

    sinbin said:
    Ok what gpu you using and what screen !
    See 1st page - all that information is already listed
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       #56

    Golden said:
    OK. Did you use the NVidia control panel to do that, or the Windows screen resolution option?
    I used the Nvida control panel --
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       #57

    Which is what you are supposed to use since it is Nvidia software you are using.

    Which you already know.

    I don't know why it won't hold. It could be a borderline setting. It should work but won't quite do it.

    The only thing that MIGHT work that I know of is to try it with 1680x1200 at 75MHz. Set on the same page as the resolution.
    It either will or won't work.

    It makes it refresh faster.

    I have to use 75MHz as that is suggested but the 60 works. It is jerky to me at 60MHz but my wife can't see a difference.
    My last idea for tonight anyway.

    Mike
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       #58

    Golden said:
    Hi Par,

    I was lookin around and found this How to Disable the Onboard Graphics and Install a New Graphics Card in Your HP Pavilion 6630 - wikiHow

    Its for an HP Pavilion, but the steps are the same for most PC's that come with on-board graphics. Did you follow steps similar to this, or did you install the new card straight away?

    Regards,
    Golden
    I still can't help feeling there is an ongoing issue with the on-board card - can you please check above and let me know how you installed your card?
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