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  I traded a few very useful emails with a NVIDIA support, and we both came to the conclusion only Dell can provide a solution.  Here's what we tried:

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  In addition to working with NIVIDIA, while creating a custom HDMI of 2560 x 1440, I found the stable car timeline, but has blurred text.  All other options timing (GTF, DMT, CVT and CVT-reduced) provide a much sharper text, but become unstable when I disconnect and then try to log on. To me, this suggests that a non-standard custom calendar can clean the blurry text.  Here's where Dell might be useful.  Here are the options of resolution custom manual HDMI resolution 2560 x 1440:

  • Refresh rate (Hz): set at 60, but is adjustable in steps of 1 Hz
  • Depth (bpp) color: set at 32, 16 and 8 other options are
  • Scan type: set to Progressive, another option is interlaced
  • Active Pixels: adjustable in increments of 1 pixel for H and V
  • Perron (pixels): adjustable in increments of 1 pixel for H and V
  • Synchronize the width (pixels): adjustable in increments of 1 pixel for H and V
  • Total number of pixels: adjustable in increments of 1 pixel for H and V
  • Polarity: Positive or negative for H and V
  • Refresh rate: horizontal seems fixed to 72.00 KHz, Vertical appears adjustable in 1,000 Hz. - with an apparent range of 59,000 to 61,000.
  • Pixel Clock: looks fixed to 162,0000 MHz

  I don't know where start by experimenting with different options, so your advice is welcome. I can experiment with my Dell M4700, but I prefer to experiment with my desktop built house (my main computer to this monitor).  The video card has been described above.  I am running Win 7 Home Premium, Service Pack 1, 64-bit.  I have reset the monitor and tested as suggested in the "read this first before posting."

  Thanks for your help.

  Well, not quite perfect answer, but almost.

  Update: after a few exchanges of useful e-mail with Nvidia and assistance from Dell, I was able to get a clear with HDMI as I always have with Display Port of entry.  I used Control Panel for Nvidia to set a custom resolution.  NVIDIA suggested I start with a refresh rate of 30 Hz and work my way up.  I could get my card ASUS GT610-2GD3-CSM 'entry level' chart to produce output HDMI 2560 x 1440 stable at 45 Hz refresh rate using GTF timing.  However, by following the instructions at www.notebookcheck.net/2560x1440-or-2560x1600-via-HDMI.92840.0.html , I was able to get an HDMI output stable at 55 Hz with CVT-reduced the black moment (I used the suggestion of"graphics Nvidia GeForce without Optimus').  It's probably best that I hope with my entry card, although I might try a shorter cable (instead of 6 ' 3 ') to see if I can get the extra 5 Hz.  The video card must be HDMI 1.4 compatible (that Asus says that it is after I asked), and I also bought an inexpensive HDMI 1.4 cable from Amazon (AmazonBasics high-speed HDMI Cable), although I'm not sure that cable really helped.

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• ZBook 14 G2: G2 ZBook 14 not out 4 k

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• View the issue with a DVI-I got splitter to Dell Optiplex to adapt TV

  Good evening!

  I work in IT and my understanding of these things is superior to what a novice and a part of the reasons why this question is so frustrating. It should also be noted that I am also posting this in Dell support forums to cover all the bases.
  Here is my goal:
  To use my model of TV LED Panasonic TC-L47e5 as my primary and only monitor for a Dell Optiplex 745
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  Hello Hunter M.

  Welcome to the Microsoft community.

  You need a video cable to make the physical connection. For a better image quality, you must connect to the computer to the TV using standard VGA ports or via DVI to HDMI cable provided your TV supports these ports.

  I suggest to disconnect the HDMI cable and try to connect it buy, follow these steps.

  1. Turn off your computer and place it near your TV. Unplug the monitor, but leave the mouse and keyboard connected.
  2. Connect the video cable appropriate to your computer's output to your TV.
  3. Turn on your TV and set it to the input that matches the output on your computer. You may need to refer to the supplied with your television user's guide for instructions on how to do it.
  4. Turn on your computer.
  5. You should see windows displayed on your TV. If the screen looks stretched, or part of the screen seems cut off, you will probably have to adjust the screen resolution in Windows.
  6. If Windows is displayed on your TV, you will need to reconnect the computer to your monitor and adjust the screen resolution before connect you to your TV.

  See also:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-CA/Windows/connect-computer-TV#1TC=Windows-7

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  I need to connect my Toshiba NB550D netbook to a VGA male cable (this is for projection on screen).
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  All the world is facing this problem before?

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  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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  As I know you cannot connect VGA to HDMI using a simple adapter.
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  AFAIK you can use these adapters if the HDMI device would be able to pass the digital signal to analog. But as far as I know is not possible on computers laptops HDMI ports.

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• Problems with Dell USB - C (DA200) to the HDMI, VGA, RJ45, USB3 adapter

  Hi all

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  I just got my XPS 13 9350 and it's great. I bought the USB - C DA200 adpater USB3, RJ45, VGA, HDMI. Unfortunately, I have some difficulty with the device. They are listed below:

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  Someone has an idea, what happens? It's a real shame that a beautifully designed and expensive adapter does not work with a Dell computer.

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  In another thread ("XPS 13 9350 - SSD USB C 3.1 - very unstable/not usable '-I can not add links), the following fixed my XPS 13 9550 problem using a drive HARD USB 3.0 with the Dell USB - C for HDMI/VGA/Ethernet/USB3.1 adapter:

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  My HARD drive kept connect/disconnect when you use the adapter, but this correction took care of her.

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  8700 GT graphics card.

  Hello

  Very strange, I know that the satellite X 200 series supports the standard HDMI V1.2 (up to 1080i). You can watch HD DVD movies on internal Toshiba laptop screen with a resolution of 1080i pixel and external TV Full HD with 1080 p resolution.

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  I'm not a gamer and won't be watching DVDs on the PC.   This is mainly for watching videos online, as well as the General navigation of the sofa.    If anyone can point me to a set - top box that will do: browser, YouTube, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix, iTunes, Vimeo and Vodpod I'm all ears!

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  Why not upgrade to Windows 7?

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  Your PC comes stock with 2 GB of memory. Max going out with another 2 x 1 GB chips. They are pretty cheap.

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  Shop around for the best price on a box that upgrade to windows 7. You can transfer it to another PC who is eligible for an upgrade.

  You must do a custom (clean install) when you upgrade from XP to windows 7. This means that you must back up all your files and reinstall programs and files you want on the PC after installing windows 7.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16832116713

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