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golfbum2001
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October 5th, 2006 14:00
2407 VGA at 1900x1200?
Does the 2407 support the full 1900x1200 through the VGA connector?
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Message Edited by golfbum2001 on 10-05-2006 10:26 AM
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Posted October 5th, 2006 17:00
golfbum2001 ,
My video card does, check your video card specs.
pete_2407 ,
Someone else had that problem, i think it's video card related.
DVI is better than VGA, use it as a first choice, if at all possible.Message Edited by all the facts on 10-05-2006 01:57 PM
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Posted October 6th, 2006 03:00
KevinR100,
Does yours do that also? The above post is not the first complaint I saw about scrolling or panning and can't get 1920x1200in VGA but it'll do it in DVI.
That's mind boggling.
What kind of new experimental video cards are you all using?:)
It's like doing TV out and have to pan around to see the entire destop is what your getting in VGA?
That would mean OS thinks the monitor can't handle the 1920x1200 resolution like the TV out situation.
Send them all back:)
It's up to you all, just trying to figure it out, the monitors should not be doing that if all your video card settings are O.K. and you don't have zoom enabled and you have to pan or something like that.
What gives with this, anyone else?Message Edited by all the facts on 10-05-2006 11:52 PM
- all the factsNo I have never seen this problem with mine or any others I have had, or put with a box for others.The only time I have ever seen anything that resembles this is when I have downloaded a large photo eg. archange1 s monitors recently & clicked on the photo to show it as full size of the file. This was not at all unexpected. Never in photoshop, games etc. unless I knowingly import or make a photo in excess of 1920x1200.I really can't think of a thing that would cause it without trying...cheersEdit: This must really be a fault of the monitor or v/card as it would not REALLY be rendering a 1920x1200 if it goes beyond your 1920x1200 res. screen - It does not compute...
Message Edited by KevinR100 on 10-06-2006 06:12 PM
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Posted October 6th, 2006 18:00
Send them all back:) And if it happens again. look at that video card. Very odd indeed.
Last new part in, first part out rule for defective hardware, usually works most of the time but not always.
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Posted October 5th, 2006 14:00
I also would like to know.
I tried with VGA @ 1920x1200 but desktop was too big for the screen, it just scrolled around.
1600x1200 was fine in VGA, and 1920x1200 worked ok when I changed to DVI.