I have the same problem with an SM913n 19" TFT monitor. All it says is not optimum resolution. Whatever I try nothing works. Have tried it on 3 machines and every possible setting, even fails on a Mac G5 (with DVI adapter). I took it back to PC world where they said it was working fine, though when I got back, exactly the same problem. If anyone can help I will be eternally grateful.
Is there some kind of factory reset I could try, ??
I have the same problem with an SM913n 19" TFT monitor. All it says is not optimum resolution. Whatever I try nothing works. Have tried it on 3 machines and every possible setting, even fails on a Mac G5 (with DVI adapter). I took it back to PC world where they said it was working fine, though when I got back, exactly the same problem. If anyone can help I will be eternally grateful.
This LCD can work at 75 Hz refresh rate, btw much more healthy for your eyes, you can change it accessing Control Panel -> Display -> settings -> Advanced -> Monitor -> Screen Refresh Rate -> select 75 Hz.
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I have the same problem with an SM913n 19" TFT monitor. All it says is not optimum resolution. Whatever I try nothing works. Have tried it on 3 machines and every possible setting, even fails on a Mac G5 (with DVI adapter). I took it back to PC world where they said it was working fine, though when I got back, exactly the same problem. If anyone can help I will be eternally grateful.
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Is there some kind of factory reset I could try, ??
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