What cables are people using to run 2560x1600?The max resolution I am seeing through DVI is 1920x1080.No driver disk was in the monitor box.
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I'm using this cable:Tripp Lite DVI Dual Link Cable, Digital TMDS Monitor Cable (DVI-D M/M) 10-ft.(P560-010) :with my Nvidia Titan, works great.
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You should use DVI-D dual link cable. Unfortunately not all DVI cables are equal. Even if you see all pins present on the cable ends it doesn't mean that the cable is actually DVI-D dual link type (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface). For me this mistake ended up in buying new video card as I thought my old one wasn't capable of supporting this resolution.
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I can confirm problems with DVI cables received with 2 of these monitors. Luckily, I had ordered some longer DVI Dual Link cables which got me up and running. The worst part of receiving the insufficient cables was that Windows sensed the monitors max resolution, but only produced a black screen (making it appear there was an issue with the video card).
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I'm using mine with an AMD W7000 graphics card. The only time I get 2560x1600 is with a straight through Display Port cable. Any otherl configuration, even with the best adapters (even DVI-D), gets 1920x1080 displayed. No disc required with Windows 7 or Windows Server 2012 R2. After a couple of boots it picked the device itself. Not sure how many though as I was installing all the other drivers required and those needed a lot of reboots.
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I would use a DisplayPort to DVI-D adapter, especially since the monitor requires DVI-D for high resolutions. I would think splitting it would reduce the video bandwidth or bits per pixel.
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I don't have monitors of that extreme resolution. I am not a gamer. Use my laptop for automotive diagnostic tools, business research and information discovery. My monitors are much lower resolution and work fine for my needs. Sorry I can't help.To the other responder: It is my understanding that blue screens are usually a Windows software issue. Maybe reinstallation or tech help can fix the problem.
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The GeForce 210 can handle resolutions as high as 2560x1600. Obviously your monitor must be able to handle 2560x1440 and you must be connected via DVI or HDMI.
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According to specs on NewEgg it has one dual-link DVI port. It is said to have 1 x DL-DVI-I and 1 x SL-DVI-D.Just FYI, Dual-Link can exist on both DVI-D and DVI-I ports. So while this card is Dual-Link DVI-I and not Dual-Link DVI-D like you ask, it can still drive 2560x1600 over the dual-link DVI-I port.
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No... You have to use something like DisplayPort in order to get full resolution . That's what I use... Works great... In my situation though, my video card has Display-port outputs. If yours does not, I'm not sure if you can achieve full res.
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The DVI works fine. The problem is likely your video card and possibly the cable.Read the specs and you will see that it requires a specific kind of DVI (there are four).The cable looks similar but the pin-outs are different.Look for a video card that supports the dual DVI connection.These cards tend to be more expensive, which makes sense as you are pushing a high resolution.You will need a card with at least 2 Gig of memory (prefer DDR5; or min DDR3) or your experience will suffer.Look at an AMD Radeon 7700 series or higher card.If I recall correctly, it requires dual DVI. The DVI works fine. The problem is likely your video card and possibly the cable.Read the specs and you will see that it requires a specific kind of DVI (there are four).The cable looks similar but the pin-outs are different.Look for a video card that supports the dual DVI connection.These cards tend to be more expensive, which makes sense as you are pushing a high resolution.You will need a card with at least 2 Gig of memory (prefer DDR5; or min DDR3) or your experience will suffer.Look at an AMD Radeon 7700 series or higher card.If I... » Read More The DVI works fine. The problem is likely your video card and possibly the cable.Read the specs and you will see that it requires a specific kind of DVI (there are four).The cable looks similar but the pin-outs are different.Look for a video card that supports the dual DVI connection.These cards tend to be more expensive, which makes sense as you are pushing a high resolution.You will need a card with at least 2 Gig of memory (prefer DDR5; or min DDR3) or your experience will suffer.Look at an AMD Radeon 7700 series or higher card.If I recall correctly, it requires dual DVI. « Show Less
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Update drivers... and make sure the monitor supports 1080p because sometimes the OS can hide unsupported resolutions.
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Max resolution for my Monitor is 1680 1050 (HP f2105) - The D++ connection on my computer has a max resolution support of 2540 x 1450 do works great for my uses - which was to find adapter that would allow me to utilize my existing monitor.
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I connected mine with dual-link DVI cable and it works fine. To get the high resolution it does need to be dual-link. You can tell if it by looking to see if it has pins in all 24 locations. Regular DVI will not support the high resolution. You can also use HDMI. It depends on the monitor and the graphics card what it supports. Hope this helps.
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Dear C. B. Huynh,I have the same error. According to this forum here: http://forum.videohelp.com/topic335194.html this is standard since the max resolution is 720 x something.Hope this helps,Thomas
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No you can use the DVI port to get 2560x1440 resolution. However, the DVI port does not carry audio like the display port. So you'd need to have an external connection to your speakers. That's it.
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Mr. Berwick, Thank you for your question. The max supported resolution for this card according to manufacture spec are : DVI port is 2560x1600, Dsiplay port is 4096x2160, HDMI is 4096x3112. Please feel free to contact if you have any other question.
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Note that you need the DualLink Mini DisplayPort adapter to get the full 2560x1440 resolution. If you try using just the basic Mini DisplayPort adapter, your available resolutions will max out at 1080p.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your interest in our HDMI to DVI adapter cable. The BlueRigger HDMI to DVI cable only supports single-link resolutions and refresh rates. The resolution 2560x1440 is a dual-link resolution and is supported with regular DVI dual-link cables.If you have anymore questions or concerns, please send us an email at service@bluerigger.com .Thanks,BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
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Monitor comes with a DisplayPort cable. I set to 2560x1440, you'll need to have a video card capable of that resolution and having a displayport output. We found the type too small and are happily running using HDMI resolution.
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DVI works for me and it will display 1080p or lower if selected. Im currently running this monitor with an ASUS7970 at 2560x1440 and it looks great. As for video cards id recommend Radeon R7 250x its good value and has a 2560x1600 max resolution.