Hey, I'm trying to get my (brand new!! =D) ASUS PB278B to display on 1440p from my laptop via HDMI 1.4a. My laptop is running a GTX 650M, so I believe it SHOULD support this resolution, and IIRC, HDMI 1.4a also supports it, but nothing I can find gives me the option to set it above 1080p at 1440p.
Can't Get ASUS PB278B to display on 1440p via HDMI 1.4a
- Thread starter tskasa1
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Yes the GT 650M can (You have GT 650 not GTX 650 btw)
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/notebook-gpus/geforce-gt-650m/specifications
But, can your version of Windows?
What operating system are you running? You can find this info under the control panel.
Hmm I'm not sure of this, but your monitor might be sending information through the HDMI cable to your GPU that it's 1080p, and therefore you can't set higher than 1080p.
Try messing around with the monitor settings and see if you can set the resolution mode to 1440p or something...
Just a thought.
Try messing around with the monitor settings and see if you can set the resolution mode to 1440p or something...
Just a thought.
AwesomeFX, I do not really get what you mean. I'm quite new to messing around with external monitors as this is really the first one I got for my laptop, and I haven't really had a desktop I've used myself in ages (at lest 6 or 8 years). What do you mean mess around with the monitor settings? Which one? I've tried everything that seems readily apparent: I've tried using the W7 screen resolution option and I've even tried it through the intel manager.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/ideapad-essential/734217-lenovo-ideapad-y500-output-2560x1440-1440p-over-hdmi-dvi.html
here is the answer to your question. Pretty much if you have the cable that supports the 1440p resolution. Just go to Nvidia control panel and change to custom resolution.
http://superuser.com/questions/119755/hdmi-with-resolution-2560-x-1440-possible
scroll down till middle it will show you how.
How it helps.
here is the answer to your question. Pretty much if you have the cable that supports the 1440p resolution. Just go to Nvidia control panel and change to custom resolution.
http://superuser.com/questions/119755/hdmi-with-resolution-2560-x-1440-possible
scroll down till middle it will show you how.
How it helps.
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