This didnt work, I still get a black screen. Also I noticed I get a blinking message that I should use 1680x1050 for this monitor, and yes I do use this but dosnt work.
Also I noticed that if I lower the resolution to 1280x1024 it works but the picture is corupted, twisted. so DVI works, digitial input works, and I dont know whhat is wrong
If I use DVI-VGA adapter it works since the monitro then works on VGA cabel,
As I said it dosnt work if I use direct DVI to my monitor on 1680x1050, I get a mesage to ''set the resolution to optimum 1680x1050'' strange I know but dont know what is wrong
Are you running Windows 7? If so, I'm fairly certain it's an OS limitation. One of my friends just ran into the same type of problem, and after several hours of googling and foruming, that's the reason I've come up with.
EDIT:
It's an OS limitation with ATI GPUs. Nvidia GPUs supposedly work fine, but I don't have the ability to try it myself.
Message edited by jedimasterben on 09-03-2009 at 05:12:20 AM
Ive had both the Win 7 RC and now RTM running off DVI on my last two moniters. the only thing that doesnt work is sound through DVI but i dont think that exists if i remember from my days of doing dish network installs. To me its wierd that my drivers show support for it though.
Well I dont think its the W7 since I have double OS with Win XP Pro, and it also dosnt work there. I am fairly certain that it could be the monitor not sure how and why, will take it to a friend to test it out
That could be the problem, you said vga works. Some monitors only take vga and and DVI-A which is the same signal just over a different cable. DVI-d is an entirely different signal.
I have talked to several people who have dual monitors in win7. The only thing is that unlike xp you can not run more than one separate video drivers.
That could be the problem, you said vga works. Some monitors only take vga and and DVI-A which is the same signal just over a different cable. DVI-d is an entirely different signal.
I have talked to several people who have dual monitors in win7. The only thing is that unlike xp you can not run more than one separate video drivers.
My friend also had dual monitors, however they were both DVI, not mixing HDMI or VGA into it. It worked right up until the new video card got dropped in.
I tryed on a diferent computer and the monitor works fine
So why isnt working here, when I send 1680x1050@60 to monitor I get a blinking message on it that I should use the native resolution 1680x1050@60Hz strange
did you try ressetting the drivers?
or maybe its the refresh rate, i have had issues with both but i dont remember what exactly caused it and what my old monitor did.
Message edited by decen on 09-03-2009 at 09:53:01 PM
I know, I wish i remembered exactly what my computer did, but when i switched video cards it caused issues with me going to DVI.
did you check the drivers?
Sorry I'm not much help....