darrenwindle

One more thing.... is there a way to make the overclocking settings either permanent or to load up the required clock settings on boot. I know i should know this one... but i only deal with software mainly...lol

After hours working around with it... I tried to set up some custom displays in the NVidia Control panel... lol... However it should still have done this automatically without any of the effort...lol

its connected by VGA. I know its a lot of systems on the drives i keep getting told. But they go on and off and on as quick as the days change. (except for my main VHP). lol. I just overclocked the graphics just to see what I could get out of it. unfortunatly it keeps reverting back to factory shipped settings on reboot....lol

it actually gives me a completely different display model. It tells me its a "Scenicview A19-3A" whereas it should be a L19W-9.

I know... The problem is i am not able to select a 1400x900 resolution... the max seems to be 1280x1024. obviously the 1400x900 should come after this.

Hi, I recently upgraded my systems graphics card to an NVidia 8600GS. The reason for this was the buiilt in one (Nvidia 8200) Would only support a max resolution of 1280x1024x32 75Hz. This was the info from another forum. (wasn't much help either) Here is the prob... Now I have installed the new graphics card onto the PCIe slot updated to the latest drivers. I still cant seem to get the resolution any better. I was told that my current Monitor Fujitsu/Siemens L19W-9 Should be able to support a higher resolution and in widescreen format and not 4:3 format. This just makes everything look quite bulky. Is there a way to force the card to to go to a higher resolution?

I installed this yesterday. So far so good. Been waiting for this since it was announced last year. My PC seems to be running a lot smoother now.