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My asus vw202 widescreen 20" monitor refuses to go any higher than a resolution of 1024 x 768. It's supposed to go up to 1680 x 1050. My graphics card is an nvidia 7300gs which should definitely go beyond 1024 x 768 - I have friends running higher than this on lower power graphics. I'm using the Asus monitor driver downloaded from their site. I have had the monitor higher, briefly - then it suddenly shrinks the display to half the screen - and refuses to go beyond 1025 x 768. I've returned the monitor once to PC world - where it appeared to work - however maybe this is anintermittent fault. Any ideas ?

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  • desboy Oct 06, 2008

    any ideas anyone have changed everything i can think of except motherboard - is that the problem ?

  • desboy Oct 06, 2008

    have recently changed graphics card to nvidea 8400 - still no joy. Monitor works fine running higher resplution than i can get on my friends old pc - with on board graphics !

  • desboy Oct 06, 2008

    that last answer was an insult - do u think i'd be on here if answer was in the manual and that guy is a 74 %^ expert - think i've just wasted my money signing up

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Uninstall the ASUS driver and get the nVidia driver instead. your card and monitor is capable of going higher than 1024x768.


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Hi,
. Since you checked the monitor on your friends computer and it works fine .You have replaced the video card and there is no joy. The problem can be because of two things .
1. Problem with the motherboard as you have suspected it to be
2. The operating system files are causing some fault with the operating system

Have you uninstalled the video card driver , and checked the monitor on default windows driver. Also on the your motherboard do have the integrated VGA connector.? Try checking it there
It would be a help if you give the model and make your computer. If its an assemebled machine , give the model of the motherboard

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    Mandeep Singh Oct 06, 2008

    correction :

    2 The operating system files are causing some fault with the video driver

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Try uninstalling the monitor driver. You dont require one. It is supposed to be plug n play. The nVidia graphics card should definitely be able to get you the higher resolution you need.

Hope that helps! Should you have any further queries, please post back with steps undertaken and results.

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I am not a computer expert but do i understand you can get it to go higher with monitor on a different computer?

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Hi

Check the user manual

Thank you

  • Anonymous Oct 07, 2008

    HI

    First we want to see the user manual carefully so that we can understood that it will support the mother board. Ur monitor can support the 1680 x 1050. But check whether ur mother board will support that.
    If its not supported means u can not get that resolution ok. So u need to change the mother board ok..

    See this link for supported operating modes..

    https://download.hifishop.cz/Navody/Asus...

    Thank you



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