My 4670 can't reach the resolution 1368x768

nondy

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hi, i have a 4670 1gb paired with samsung sa300 , problem is when i try to change the resolution to 1368x768 the screen will go blurry, i don't know if its a monitor or videocard problem, but i can play games using the resolution 1360x768, i monitored this issue for a week, well the result is everything is working normal using 1360x768 no system crash, no flickering of the monitor, but when i change it to 1368x768 the screen is flickering everytime i close a application which it didnt happened on 1367x768 resolution, help is greatly appreciated :D

here are the things i already done:

1. change the port where my monitor is connected - temp fix only it worked for a day then it went back to the blurry screen again
2. updated the drivers - same result
3. reset the bios to default configuration - same result
4. toggle the screen refresh rage from 60-75hz - same result

Spec:
Gigabyte G31m-esc2c
Powercolor 4670
4Gb of ram
550 Powersupply
Samsung Sa300 with a normal vga cable

 

nondy

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@monu_08 cleaned the vga port plug, update the ati drivers to the latest ones, monitor is in 60hz, got the same result :(

i'm gonna burrow my brother's 5770 this weekend to test if its vc problem ,i'll keep you posted with the progress, thanks :)
 

randomkid

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1360x768 vs 1368x768 does not have any noticeable difference in graphics quality. Why bother?
But admittedly your 4670 is a weak card. If you want to improve the frame rates in games, then you need to upgrade. But if you just want to be able to set to 1368x768 instead of 1360x768, then it is a waste of money. Just set it at 1360x768 & you wont notice the 8 vertical pixel that will be added anyway.
 

nondy

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@ Sunius my bad, :)

@ Monu_08 yep 6850 is definitely in my list i'm just doing a little research if my psu can crank up that card, i got a HEC raptor 500 psu

@ randomkid thank for that info :) i didn't know that part :)
 

nondy

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@ sunius it can go 1366x768 but the resolutions is blurry, blurry - can't read the fonts, the icons look crap at their are lines running from top to buttom of the screen
 

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Rightclick on your desktop.
Click on screenresolution, click on screenresolution grayed out.
What does it say at recommended resolution?
And what resolutions can you pick in the sliderbar?