Force DVI/HDMI resolutions and refresh rates

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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #290

    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
    Monitor: Samsung 2233rz

    I have been using this monitor on my desktop (Windows 7 Ultimate x64) and it has been working perfectly without any problems.
    Recently just bought a new laptop but it doesn't have a DVI port, so I have purchased a DVI dual link to HDMI converter.
    The display on the monitor is working correctly but every single resolution is locked at 60 hertz.
    When I open up Phoenix and try to Extract a EDID from registry, the box is blank and does not show my monitor.

    I am desperate for help and hope there is a fix for this issue.

    Edit:
    After much research, you can't get 120 hertz from a DVI dual link to HDMI converter.
    There are some people saying it is possible with dvi dual link to display port though.
    Last edited by savi0r; 03 Dec 2011 at 01:30.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
       #291

    Forcing 5.1 audio


    Here's a new one. I need to find a way of forcing 5.1 surround sound.

    I've read through the forums and can't seem to find a solution to this problem:

    My HTPC is connected by HDMI to my Onkyo AV receiver over a long distance, and this works perfectly to give me 5.1 Audio and 1080p. No worries with resolution. However, I have an HDMI matrix which feeds a second TV in another room. It works great, except for one thing. When the second TV is turned on it is detected (correctly) as stereo and bumps the whole system down into stereo mode. I have an older Panasonic TV which played nice with 5.1 whilst outputting stereo from its own speakers, so I suspect that this one will cope with a forced 5.1, but it's EDID does not allow this automatically.

    So, it is my understanding that, as well as video, audio is handled by EDID. However, tools like Phoenix seem only to have settings for monitor timings. Am I missing something buried in the software, or does anyone know of any other tools/methods of solving this?

    Please note that my HTPC is on the other side of the house so I would like to avoid wiring up new cables!

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bit Ed.
       #292

    I attempted this process, hoping top add 3D capability with my PC when used with the new Sony 24" Playstation monitor. I had read on other forums that people have been able to get 3D to work with a 120 Hz refesh rate. After following the steps, my computer did allow me to change the refresh rate to 120 Hz. However, the screen goes black and a message appears, "Not Supported". Does anyone have any ideas how I might proceed to troubleshoot this issue? This monitor is advertized to support up to 240 Hz.
    Last edited by perrynoid; 06 Jan 2012 at 03:16.
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  4. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #293

    Dear All,

    I'm writing following my purchase of a HD, 3D Television which I'm using as a monitor: A Viera/Panasonic TX-P42UT30B. Having seen its alleged capabilities to have been up to 600hz refresh rate advertised in store, I grabbed it but am uncertain of the purchase now that Windows 7 only allows for 60hz.

    Please could someone bring closure to this in suggesting how I could go about setting my TV safely to a higher refresh rate, resuming a resolution of 1080p in the meantime (SAFELY)? I am using a GTX 550 Ti (Nvidia, PNY) With HDMI>Mini HDMI.

    I'd be extremely grateful for anyone's help here. I've tried revealing the unlisted modes on Windows, but it doesn't allow for anything over 60hz.

    Thanks very much!

    Chris
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #294

    Is there any way to mod a dvi-D single link cable to prevent edid info ?
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  6. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 ultimate x64
       #295

    I have a
    LG 42LV5400

    It should do 1920x 1080 120 hz


    I only get 60 hz and lower in the nvidia control panel
    I have a Nvidia GTX 580 connected to the display through mini hdmi to hdmi


    I opened phoenix but I cant find where to edit the native refresh rate and resolution could someone help please
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  7. Posts : 3
    windows seven x64, windows xp x86
       #296

    so i was able to do 85hz with phoenix, it actually does 85hz without any problem , but it keeps showing a watermark on-screen saying "mode not supported"

    but it actually does 85hz, i can see the difference between 75hz .-.

    any1 knows how to fix this???
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #297

    i need help display driver and monitor


    jdbird17 said:
    What troubles me is that I do that and it works but still says I have only 85hz when I press the menu button on my monitor. The first picture is what happens when I check that box and and apply it to the resolution 1024x768.
    i have installed graphic card and monitor driver but i cant go 75hz and cata control center not show details for monitor my monitor bugged or graphic card?
    hd5670 and syncmaster 940bw
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    Windows 7 64 bit
       #298

    Hey all,

    Hoping I can get some better understanding of how to use the Phoenix EDID for my particular issue.

    I basically need to force a resolution for my monitor that is 1920x1080 16:9 60hz, however, I do not want the possibility of any other resolution at all.

    I am having a hard time understanding how I can do this with the EDID information from Phoenix. Is this possible? Can anyone give me a quick walkthrough of how to do it if it can be done?

    I tried to disable everything in the standard timings but what I have above, but I am unsure if it worked as I was still able to reduce the resolution through windows, which is obviously an issue for what I need to accomplish.

    Thanks for your help!
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
       #299

    I'm going to ask, before I try anything. My monitor is LG Flatron M1994D. It's native resolution is 1680x1050 @ 60Hz. My graphics card is ATI Radeon 6870.

    The problem: the EDID from the display through HDMI gives wrong info as 1920x1080 @ 75Hz so MORE than is supported actually.

    Do I have to be afraid of smoke and fire if I'm going to try and use this fix to change it to 1680x1050 @ 60Hz? My logic says no I don't have to be afraid, but how is it?

    EDIT: Why is this a problem to me?
    Because it seems that the game Star Wars The Old Republic seems to adjust it's 3D resolution by EDID but the 2D interface by the preferences menu of the game. Thus I'm seeing correct 1680x1050 2D interface resolution but a stretched 3D resolution as it is using 1920x1080 in 1680x1050 space.. does that even make sense?
    Last edited by XpressO; 05 Jul 2012 at 22:53.
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