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21:9, 2560x1080 with AMD card
Lower resolution with DVI and NVIDIA driver than with VGACannot establish maximum resolution on ASUS PB278QUbuntu 13.10 to LG TV via HDMIVideo Card Recomendation for 4/quad monitors2560x1080 resolution in Ubuntu 16.04 with opensource ATI driverRunning 2560x1080 on second 29'' on Ubuntu 16.04 AMD/ATI HD6790Ultrawide in 16.10: AMD/ATI graphics card only works at 30hz for 2560x1080No sound through HDMI, Ubuntu 16.4.03, Radeon RX550ATI Radeon Kaveri - cannot change screen resolution, 640x480 when using dual screenNvidia proprietary drivers wrong screen resolution
I have a pc with 18.04 (xfce) and an ATI/AMD 4550 card. My monitor has a native resolution of 2560x1080, but so far I've just managed to get 1920x1080 from the 4550.
This is the output of xrandr -q:
Note that this machine has two nvidia cards also (for computing purposes) and they are able to provide 2560x1080 over the same hdmi cable without any fuss.
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I have a pc with 18.04 (xfce) and an ATI/AMD 4550 card. My monitor has a native resolution of 2560x1080, but so far I've just managed to get 1920x1080 from the 4550.
This is the output of xrandr -q:
Note that this machine has two nvidia cards also (for computing purposes) and they are able to provide 2560x1080 over the same hdmi cable without any fuss.
18.04 graphics amd-graphics monitor
asked 2 hours ago
MadHatterMadHatter
2211617
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I have a pc with 18.04 (xfce) and an ATI/AMD 4550 card. My monitor has a native resolution of 2560x1080, but so far I've just managed to get 1920x1080 from the 4550.
This is the output of xrandr -q:
Note that this machine has two nvidia cards also (for computing purposes) and they are able to provide 2560x1080 over the same hdmi cable without any fuss.
18.04 graphics amd-graphics monitor
asked 2 hours ago
MadHatterMadHatter
2211617
I have a pc with 18.04 (xfce) and an ATI/AMD 4550 card. My monitor has a native resolution of 2560x1080, but so far I've just managed to get 1920x1080 from the 4550.
This is the output of xrandr -q:
Note that this machine has two nvidia cards also (for computing purposes) and they are able to provide 2560x1080 over the same hdmi cable without any fuss.
18.04 graphics amd-graphics monitor
18.04 graphics amd-graphics monitor
asked 2 hours ago
MadHatterMadHatter
2211617
asked 2 hours ago
MadHatterMadHatter
2211617
asked 2 hours ago
MadHatterMadHatter
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asked 2 hours ago
MadHatterMadHatter
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asked 2 hours ago
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