Right-click on the Desktop and click Display settings. Click OK.īelow you can see the custom resolution. You should now see your custom resolution.
If you can, test the monitor on a different GPU, or test your GPU on a different monitor to try and isolate the problem. If you still cannot get it to work, there may be a hardware limitation with your GPU or monitor 😪. If it doesn’t look right, try selecting a different Timing Standard from the dropdown or try a different scan type. If your monitor resolution looks correct (it should be sharp, not blurry), accept the changes. Make sure to consult your monitor spec for the highest refresh rate supported. Set your refresh rate, in this example 60 Hz. Ensure that your monitor spec supports this. Type in the Horizontal pixels and Vertical lines, in this example 2560 x 1440. See comments below for possible solutions.Ĭheck Enable resolutions not exposed by the display and click Create Custom Resolution. Note: The Display tab may not be available if you have Nvida Optimus hardware.
#CAN NVIDIA GEFORCE 930M RUN 144HZ WINDOWS#
Right-click the Windows Desktop and select NVIDIA Control Panel from the context menu.Įxpand the Display menu, click Change Resolution, and then click Customize. Restart the machine, and if the resolution you require is still not shown, continue to the next step to create a custom resolution.
#CAN NVIDIA GEFORCE 930M RUN 144HZ DRIVER#
Make sure you have installed the latest driver for both your monitor and Nvidia GeForce GPU as sometimes this can make higher resolutions available to you in the Windows Display settings. Ideally, you should test it on another machine to see if it supports a higher res. If you are using a HDMI cable, make sure that it supports resolutions higher than 1080p. In my experience, not all HDMI cables are equal! I’ve had problems before with cheap HDMI cables not meeting certain audio and video specifications. Graphics Card and Monitor Specįirstly, go to the NVIDA website, search for your graphics card and make sure that the custom resolution you require is listed in the specifications.Īlso check your monitor manufacturer’s website for your monitor specs and ensure it also supports the custom resolution you require. The specs for the GeForce GT 330 clearly state the max resolution supported is 2560 x 1600, so what was the problem? 1. I recently bought a HP Pavilion Gaming Monitor 32″ QHD (2560 x 1440) and plugged it into my old 2011 Sony Vaio laptop with an Nvidia GeForce GT 330M, only to find that the max resolution reported by Windows x 1080 😪.
0 kommentar(er)
