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 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org