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  Hello
  This may sound weird but I just thought it would be great if it worked.

  The thing is that my laptop has problems to start due to a default graphics card, IF the driver is enabled. For now I can't play the games or anything that requires a graphics card, but I can still use it to draw etc, until I have repair.

  My problem is that when I draw something, it actually does not show how it looks 'really' because resolutions possible only windows offers me are a little distorted (a circle looks like for me to circle, but others see an oval, you get the point?)

  So is there any software or anything else that can help me with that?

  I'm grateful for any help!

  Thanks a lot for the comments

• U2515H, custom 2560 x 1440 resolution HDMI is blurred

  I use two computers with my U2515H purchased from Dell, a month ago.  My laptop Dell M4700 (NVIDIA Quadro K200M) with a Display Port output displays a clear text to the native resolution of 2560 x 1440, but my office with a new (bought for this monitor) card video Asus GEFORCE ASUS GT610-2GD3-CSM displays blurry text in the resolution of 2560 x 1440 customized to its HDMI port (card has VGA, DVI and HDMI ports).  M4700 Dell also displays blurry text with its HDMI port to the resolution of 2560 x 1440 custom.

  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:

  • The most recent NVIDIA (347.88) video driver update.
  • I have not found a HDMI 2.0 cable in the city, but replaced my existing cable with a certified cable 4Kx2K.  Two Web sites indicate HDMI is an improvement of the material and does not new new cables or connectors. This seems to be a solution to the impasse, and an excuse for cable manufactures to keep the premium high-priced HDMI cables. See: http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_2_0/, http://www.cnet.com/news/hdmi-2-0-what-you-need-to-know/
  • Downloaded the utility monitor Asset Manager of the web page to:
    http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/moninfo.shtm.  Tested HDMI port and as everyone on the internet, the U2515H indeed says is the highest HDMI resolution like 2048 x 1152.  I wasn't able to test the RFP, given that my Dell laptop has security restrictions used by my office.

  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.

• Custom resolution of the 14 items?

  I use first items 14 and I want to use the custom resolution settings but cannot find how. When I start a new project, I gives me the opportunity to change the settings, but then it only allows me to select presets from a dropdown list. I want to be able to use the parameters of resolution custom, for example, I want to start a project with a resolution of 1000 x 1000. How would I go all this elements 14?

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• Why do you have Vista 32 bit my native resolution of 1680 x 1050, but 64-bit Vista is not?

  I was already running 32 bit Vista Home Basic and I've now changed to 64-bit Home Premium and for some reason that I have more my 1680 x 1050 Native resolution monitors in the list of available resolutions.

  The closest available resolutions are 1600 x 900 and 1600 x 1024.

  Obviously it's not a lot of good because anything other than of the native looks horrible!

  I have the option in the NVidia Control Panel to create custom resolutions, which do not seem to work in windows is.  I added 1680 x 1050 and set it as my resolution.  Now the problem I have is that the games aren't my resolution custom in their choice of resolutions in the graphics options, so I can't play in 1680 x 1050 the closest choice is the resolutions that I mentioned earlier, which means that the quality of the image in the games is horrible!

  I do not understand why I now have a problem when 32-bit Vista everything was fine, it's the same graphics driver as before only the 64-bit version.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  No problem.

  However, this problem is solved now fortunately.  I did some research on Google more and came across this article about Windows 7 users with simillar problems with drivers of the generic Non - PNP monitor and lack of resolutions:

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/Forum/652-63-window-monitor-1680x1050-1920x1080-resolution-here

  The advice it worked a treat, I downloaded PowerStrip (http://downloads.guru3d.com/PowerStrip-3.75-download-169.html#download ),

  I uninstalled all drivers GPU rebooted my computer, and then use Powerstrip I created my own .inf driver using the correct resolution of 1680 x 1050 Max, registered the and that installed my driver of monitors.

  Reinstalled my drivers, GPU, rebooted and it instantly recognized my Native 1680 x 1050 and set it to one at the start.  And when I run all the games, the resolution is in the list!

  I am so happy.

• U2515H monitor HDMI output cannot be set to the resolution of 2560 x 1440

  Hello

  I just bought two u2515h monitor at Dell.

  I have a PC with a graphics card ATI Radeon HD 5800, who have 1 HDMI port, 1 port DP and 2 DVI ports.

  So I have no possibility to use two DP, I connected the first monitor (u2515h) with mDP to DP cable included in the package of the monitor. I put the resolution of 2560 X 1440, without any problem with the DP connection.

  However, when I try to install the second monitor (u2515h) with HDMI to HDMI connection, I am only able to set a maximum resolution of 2048 X 1152. There is black space around the screen and the appearance of the fuzzy text, so I'm going in the CCC of ATI to increase the size to 0%, after doing some research online. He has only to enlarge the office. The monitor is still not able to use it is (2560 X 1440) max resolution via HDMI to HDMI connection, and the text are still unclear.

  I don't know what is the problem here, so I tell myself to ask the forum to see what I would do. Here are a few thoughts that I could solve the problem, please let me know how to solve this problem, as the lower resolution with a blurry text really annoy me for the second monitor.

  Specifications:
  -OS: Windows 7 64-bit
  -Motherboard: P7P55D PRO
  -Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 5800
  -Monitor Setup: extend monitor Setup with two u2515h
  (1st with CDM [monitor] DP [PC] connection: max res 2560 x 1440)
  (2nd with HDMI to HDMI [PC] [monitor] connection: rest max 2048 x 1152)

  Problem:
  -Failed to set maximum resolution for the second monitor with HDMI connection.
  -Blurry text with the second monitor

  Possible solution:
  -I don't know if the port HDMI to u2515h resolution 2560 x 1440, or if it is the problem of cable?
  -Should I buy an mDP to HDMI cable so that the monitor can connect to my graphics card HDMI port? (If the problem is the HDMI are not support to set max res)
  -If the worst case scenario, I need to replace my graphics card? If so, can which option I find? I have an old motherboard P7P55D PRO

  Please help me to solve this problem, I really not sure what should I do, I better get some tips before buying anything useless to solve this problem.

  Thank you very much!

  U2515H HDMI is capable of 2560 x 1440. We need a resolution "custom" in the display of video card settings. I do not have these instructions AMD Ati and do not recommend to do because it involves changes to registry.

  A simple HDMI DP cable video card will not work. Those who aim to do the opposite.
  "Video card DP to HDMI monitor".

  There are active converters for HDMI DP video card to listen to, but they are not resolution 2560.

  My suggestion is to get another video card that has both DP and CDM ports.

• latitude dell max resolution with e-port replicator

  I have the following scenario:

  • Laptop: Dell Latitude E6420 i7 with Intel HD Graphics 3000
  • Monitor: Dell 3007WFP 30' (up to 2560 x 1600 resolution)
  • Docking station: e-port replicator for Dell T308d
  • Adapter: Dell Display Port to DVI - D adapter cable DP/N 023NVR

  Problem: the screen 30 '' Maximum available resolution is 1280 x 800.

  Question:

  Say that I can't get the monitor resolution of 2560 x 1600 with the integrated Intel HD3000 card or the e-port replicator as the laptop has no native DVI - D Dual Link, I should be able to get at least 1920 x 1080 per display port. No difficulty to get the best resolution of 1280 x 800?

  Among the measures taken so far:

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  5. All the drivers are up to date.

  Help will be greatly appreciated! -

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  http://Accessories.Dell.com/SNA/ProductDetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=Gen&SKU=a7102180

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  I did some research on this topic and found that the maximum supported resolution in 4:3 format using the HDMI or VGA cable interface is 1856 x 1392.

  You can create a resolution customized using the graphics card Control Panel. The steps may vary depending on the manufacturer of the graphics card.

  Let me know the model of the system and the video card installed on it so that I can has provided concrete steps.

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