2560 X 1440@60Hz resolution in Ubuntu 17.10 and Ubuntu 18.04
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I have a Thin client that uses Intel Pentium N3710 processor. The OS I'm using is Ubuntu 17.10 and Ubuntu 18.04. When I set the resolution to 2560 X 1440, the screen turns blank. I know the monitor does support this resolution, but I'm not able to get this resolution work correctly on the two Ubuntu releases. Has anybody hear this issue before? Does the two Ubuntu release not supporting this resolution? Is there a Kernel driver that can address this issue?
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I have a Thin client that uses Intel Pentium N3710 processor. The OS I'm using is Ubuntu 17.10 and Ubuntu 18.04. When I set the resolution to 2560 X 1440, the screen turns blank. I know the monitor does support this resolution, but I'm not able to get this resolution work correctly on the two Ubuntu releases. Has anybody hear this issue before? Does the two Ubuntu release not supporting this resolution? Is there a Kernel driver that can address this issue?
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asked May 17 at 8:47
Paul Kuo
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Does the graphic card in the thin client support that resolution ?
– Soren A
May 17 at 8:49
Yes the graphic card in the thin client does support this resoluiton at this refresh rate. In Windows 10, I can display this resolution at this refresh rate with no issue at all.
– Paul Kuo
May 18 at 3:00
Have you tried other Hz? If the Hz are incorrect it can cause this issue.
– Spencer Hill
Jul 2 at 18:45
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I have a Thin client that uses Intel Pentium N3710 processor. The OS I'm using is Ubuntu 17.10 and Ubuntu 18.04. When I set the resolution to 2560 X 1440, the screen turns blank. I know the monitor does support this resolution, but I'm not able to get this resolution work correctly on the two Ubuntu releases. Has anybody hear this issue before? Does the two Ubuntu release not supporting this resolution? Is there a Kernel driver that can address this issue?
drivers
asked May 17 at 8:47
Paul Kuo
11
I have a Thin client that uses Intel Pentium N3710 processor. The OS I'm using is Ubuntu 17.10 and Ubuntu 18.04. When I set the resolution to 2560 X 1440, the screen turns blank. I know the monitor does support this resolution, but I'm not able to get this resolution work correctly on the two Ubuntu releases. Has anybody hear this issue before? Does the two Ubuntu release not supporting this resolution? Is there a Kernel driver that can address this issue?
drivers
asked May 17 at 8:47
Paul Kuo
11
asked May 17 at 8:47
Paul Kuo
11
asked May 17 at 8:47
Paul Kuo
11
asked May 17 at 8:47
Paul Kuo
11
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Does the graphic card in the thin client support that resolution ?
– Soren A
May 17 at 8:49
Yes the graphic card in the thin client does support this resoluiton at this refresh rate. In Windows 10, I can display this resolution at this refresh rate with no issue at all.
– Paul Kuo
May 18 at 3:00
Have you tried other Hz? If the Hz are incorrect it can cause this issue.
– Spencer Hill
Jul 2 at 18:45
add a comment |Â
1
Does the graphic card in the thin client support that resolution ?
– Soren A
May 17 at 8:49
Yes the graphic card in the thin client does support this resoluiton at this refresh rate. In Windows 10, I can display this resolution at this refresh rate with no issue at all.
– Paul Kuo
May 18 at 3:00
Have you tried other Hz? If the Hz are incorrect it can cause this issue.
– Spencer Hill
Jul 2 at 18:45
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Does the graphic card in the thin client support that resolution ?
– Soren A
May 17 at 8:49
Does the graphic card in the thin client support that resolution ?
– Soren A
May 17 at 8:49
Yes the graphic card in the thin client does support this resoluiton at this refresh rate. In Windows 10, I can display this resolution at this refresh rate with no issue at all.
– Paul Kuo
May 18 at 3:00
Yes the graphic card in the thin client does support this resoluiton at this refresh rate. In Windows 10, I can display this resolution at this refresh rate with no issue at all.
– Paul Kuo
May 18 at 3:00
Have you tried other Hz? If the Hz are incorrect it can cause this issue.
– Spencer Hill
Jul 2 at 18:45
Have you tried other Hz? If the Hz are incorrect it can cause this issue.
– Spencer Hill
Jul 2 at 18:45
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Does the graphic card in the thin client support that resolution ?
– Soren A
May 17 at 8:49
Yes the graphic card in the thin client does support this resoluiton at this refresh rate. In Windows 10, I can display this resolution at this refresh rate with no issue at all.
– Paul Kuo
May 18 at 3:00
Have you tried other Hz? If the Hz are incorrect it can cause this issue.
– Spencer Hill
Jul 2 at 18:45