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[Dave Plater <dave.plater@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave Plater wrote:
> Dave Barton wrote:
>   
> > Thanks Dave. I have already tried the 180.44 driver. The display was
> > marginally better than with the repository 180.29 rpms, but it was still
> > useless for my needs.
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Dave
> >   
> >     
> When you compiled the 180.44 driver did you try with and without the 32
> bit compatibility mode (assuming you're running x86_64) and in
> nvidia-settings, after pressing "detect displays", what resolutions are
> available? Never use sax2 with an nvidia 3d enabled driver.
> Another thing to check is, your current refresh rate setting may be
> preventing higher resolutions. Try switching outputs on your card and
> cycling the power on your box and display.
> There must be a simple solution to the problem, the most frustrating
> problems usually have the simplest solutions.
> Regards
> Dave P
>
>   
I see your display has a digital and an analogue input, I assume your
gfxcard only has digital outputs but you should have a DVI to analogue
vga adapter. Try using another output.
Regards
Dave P

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