I am using Radeon HD6850 with Samsung T190, whose native resolution is 1400x900. Everything worked perfectly until I installed new drivers for the GPU. After I did that the display became a bit fuzzy and I get reminders that monitor is not in optimum mode and that I should change resolution to 1400x900. However, the problem is that the resolution is already set at that.
I installed Windows 7 again, and there's still the same problem. In display resolutions menu wrong resolutions are highlighted as native(1600x1200 recommended, 1280x960 etc.). When I change it to 1400x900 display retains the width but loses much height and I still get the message from the monitor that it is not in the recommended mode. I don't think it's a problem with monitor because the operating system itself is showing wrong resolution as natived, and it doesn't display the appropriate resolution correctly. Monitor is connected with VGA cable.
I tried various things, reinstalling OS, installing various drivers, changing settings in Katalyst etc. From the moment I installed the new drivers something got messed and I'm still not close to figuring it out. I hope somebody will be able to shed some light on this. Thanks in advance.
I installed Windows 7 again, and there's still the same problem. In display resolutions menu wrong resolutions are highlighted as native(1600x1200 recommended, 1280x960 etc.). When I change it to 1400x900 display retains the width but loses much height and I still get the message from the monitor that it is not in the recommended mode. I don't think it's a problem with monitor because the operating system itself is showing wrong resolution as natived, and it doesn't display the appropriate resolution correctly. Monitor is connected with VGA cable.
I tried various things, reinstalling OS, installing various drivers, changing settings in Katalyst etc. From the moment I installed the new drivers something got messed and I'm still not close to figuring it out. I hope somebody will be able to shed some light on this. Thanks in advance.
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