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Question: how does that explain disabling the GTS250 driver and still seeing the monitor?
It's possible, since you are converting DVI output to VGA for your monitor, that the card is detecting VGA, and thus automatically limiting your resolution on boot? Does your monitor accept DVI, or are VGA and HDMI the only choices? If it has DVI, just use the DVI to DVI. If it does't, but has HDMI, then a DVI to HDMI adaptor, and a HDMI cable might just correct this problem. A Guy
A semi-random suggestion:
If your monitor has a DVI input, and you can lay your hands on a DVI cable, give it a try.
I just ordered one from ebay so we'll see what happens when it gets here. The issue that really stumps me is that before I got the new graphics card I was adjusting the amount of visual memory available on the onboard card. That's when the settings went off. I put the settings back, restored it, etc and it wouldn't go back to the right resolution. So then I thought the card went out and bought this new card. But it hasn't changed or fixed the problem.
ok update if anyone cares the DVI chord Really changed the issue - It now pulls a 1680X1024 screen rez -
I have only one question when I tried to up the rez to 1680X1200 just looks better on a custom setting it test and works just fin but then I selected on the size options it flashed but does not change any ideas?
Hi,
I don't understand - you said you selected 1680x1200 and it looked OK and tested OK, but.......something flashed????? Can you be more specific? Perhaps post a screen capture here to show us what you mean?
Regards,
Golden