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I purchased a system with an i5 processsor and win7 that I am trying to get to work with a monitor with a low resolution. I cannot suppot higher than 800x600. I have documentation for the monitor that gives me scan per., sync pulse, front porch, active vid., and back porch values in us (for horizontal) and ms (for vertical) units. But I cannot tell what units the driver wants under the advanced page on the Custom resolutions tab of the driver.
Does anyone know what units I should use or have a manual for the driver?
Thanks,
-Patrick
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Did the monitor manufacturer provided a driver CD?
After you install the drivers it should recognize all the supported resolutions.
PV.
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It's an arcade monitor (Wells- Gardner D9800). so no .INF file of EDID data that I am aware of. I just have resoluton setting information for various resolutions that look something like:
Scan freq. 15.725kH 60.018Hz
scan per. 63.594us 16.662ms
sync pulse 4.688us 0.191ms
front porch 2.187us 0.190ms
active vid. 50.00us 15.263ms
back porch 6.719us 1.018ms
sync polarity ( - ) ( - )
The advanced screen I mentioned has blank fields for settings with the same names, but I have no info on the units it wants (no decimal point accepted) and my trial and error has not worked so well.
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were you ever able to resolve this? I have the exact same problem. Monitor works with Standard VGA driver, but not with the Intel HD Graphics drivers installed, no matter what I try.
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