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  • Asus GTX 560Ti can't open 1440x900 through DVI

shant wrotetry a different DVI cable,you never know
if it's the DVI cable i swear im gonna kill myself .
yasamoka wroteDude look...you didn't even troubleshoot yet...all you got is some random trial and error procedures that are inconclusive. Basically you have 5 variables:

1) System
2) Graphics Card
3) Drivers
4) Cable
5) Monitor

Change one at a time and see where the problem lies.
1) i can't try it in a different system since i don't have another system that has a PC-E x16 slot on it
2) I know its not the graphics card
3) i know its the drivers because if i use XP and the XP version of the drivers i can find 1440x900 (by default)
4)Its not the cable
5) Could be...but i don't have another DVI monitor available

so its definetally a 64-bit driver issue since the 32-bit XP is running OK.
That might sound odd, but I suggest you to format your system, just be sure first if the specific resolution works on another monitor. I doubt it has anything to do with your DVI cable or the Nvidia card.

Edit: what is your OS?
MegaCool wroteThat might sound odd, but I suggest you to format your system, just be sure first if the specific resolution works on another monitor. I doubt it has anything to do with your DVI cable or the Nvidia card.

Edit: what is your OS?
I formated my PC the day i got it with the help of shant
i think its the reason because of the nvidia 64bit drivers because on a 32bit XP its all ok
also my OS is Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
mate, its not that hard to try a different dvi cable, you never know what might cause the trouble, you can't just "know" its the dvi cable without trying a different one :P
shant wrotemate, its not that hard to try a different dvi cable, you never know what might cause the trouble, you can't just "know" its the dvi cable without trying a different one :P
fine.. bring me yours x)
AvoK95 wrote
shant wrotemate, its not that hard to try a different dvi cable, you never know what might cause the trouble, you can't just "know" its the dvi cable without trying a different one :P
fine.. bring me yours x)
alright, as long as you are at home on saturday
If the XP drivers work, then it's not necessarily a driver issue. It may be a compatibility issue between system and driver. Try an older driver. If the XP driver works with the default DVI cable, then it's not the cable.
yasamoka wroteIf the XP drivers work, then it's not necessarily a driver issue. It may be a compatibility issue between system and driver. Try an older driver. If the XP driver works with the default DVI cable, then it's not the cable.
I don't have older drivers
the oldest i have is the 266 which came with the CD