Cannot set resoultion higher than 1024x768
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I did a fresh install of 18.04. I have an AMD A8-5600 (integrated HD 7560D) CPU and an LCD monitor that is capable of at least 1600x1200.
I only get 4 resolution options with 1024x768 being the highest.
I have apps that require higher resolution.
How can I set it higher?
18.04 amd-graphics
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I did a fresh install of 18.04. I have an AMD A8-5600 (integrated HD 7560D) CPU and an LCD monitor that is capable of at least 1600x1200.
I only get 4 resolution options with 1024x768 being the highest.
I have apps that require higher resolution.
How can I set it higher?
18.04 amd-graphics
edited May 11 at 10:23
Aryo Adhi
7381836
asked May 10 at 20:42
TheJ
61
Are you connecting the monitor over VGA (DB15) connection?
– dobey
May 10 at 20:50
Doh! Yes I am.I'll switch to DVI tonight
– TheJ
May 10 at 21:14
1
Please add to question -- 1. Did the monitor work at the correct resolution in previous versions of Ubuntu? 2. Have you tried different monitors? If so, what were the results?
– xiota
May 10 at 22:43
Could you please edit your question to include the output of the terminal commandlspci -nnk | grep -A3 -Fe '[0300]'andxrandr? Thanks.
– David Foerster
May 11 at 10:36
1
RESOLVED: Switching to DVI cable solved the problem. I was tunnel visioned on drivers. The monitor only has 2 connectors; VGA & DVI and I was using the DVI for another computer sharing the monitor. Thank you to everyone who posted :-).
– TheJ
May 11 at 15:51
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I did a fresh install of 18.04. I have an AMD A8-5600 (integrated HD 7560D) CPU and an LCD monitor that is capable of at least 1600x1200.
I only get 4 resolution options with 1024x768 being the highest.
I have apps that require higher resolution.
How can I set it higher?
18.04 amd-graphics
edited May 11 at 10:23
Aryo Adhi
7381836
asked May 10 at 20:42
TheJ
61
I did a fresh install of 18.04. I have an AMD A8-5600 (integrated HD 7560D) CPU and an LCD monitor that is capable of at least 1600x1200.
I only get 4 resolution options with 1024x768 being the highest.
I have apps that require higher resolution.
How can I set it higher?
18.04 amd-graphics
edited May 11 at 10:23
Aryo Adhi
7381836
asked May 10 at 20:42
TheJ
61
edited May 11 at 10:23
Aryo Adhi
7381836
edited May 11 at 10:23
Aryo Adhi
7381836
edited May 11 at 10:23
Aryo Adhi
7381836
7381836
asked May 10 at 20:42
TheJ
61
asked May 10 at 20:42
TheJ
61
asked May 10 at 20:42
TheJ
61
61
Are you connecting the monitor over VGA (DB15) connection?
– dobey
May 10 at 20:50
Doh! Yes I am.I'll switch to DVI tonight
– TheJ
May 10 at 21:14
1
Please add to question -- 1. Did the monitor work at the correct resolution in previous versions of Ubuntu? 2. Have you tried different monitors? If so, what were the results?
– xiota
May 10 at 22:43
Could you please edit your question to include the output of the terminal commandlspci -nnk | grep -A3 -Fe '[0300]'andxrandr? Thanks.
– David Foerster
May 11 at 10:36
1
RESOLVED: Switching to DVI cable solved the problem. I was tunnel visioned on drivers. The monitor only has 2 connectors; VGA & DVI and I was using the DVI for another computer sharing the monitor. Thank you to everyone who posted :-).
– TheJ
May 11 at 15:51
 |Â
show 1 more comment
Are you connecting the monitor over VGA (DB15) connection?
– dobey
May 10 at 20:50
Doh! Yes I am.I'll switch to DVI tonight
– TheJ
May 10 at 21:14
1
Please add to question -- 1. Did the monitor work at the correct resolution in previous versions of Ubuntu? 2. Have you tried different monitors? If so, what were the results?
– xiota
May 10 at 22:43
Could you please edit your question to include the output of the terminal commandlspci -nnk | grep -A3 -Fe '[0300]'andxrandr? Thanks.
– David Foerster
May 11 at 10:36
1
RESOLVED: Switching to DVI cable solved the problem. I was tunnel visioned on drivers. The monitor only has 2 connectors; VGA & DVI and I was using the DVI for another computer sharing the monitor. Thank you to everyone who posted :-).
– TheJ
May 11 at 15:51
Are you connecting the monitor over VGA (DB15) connection?
– dobey
May 10 at 20:50
Are you connecting the monitor over VGA (DB15) connection?
– dobey
May 10 at 20:50
Doh! Yes I am.I'll switch to DVI tonight
– TheJ
May 10 at 21:14
Doh! Yes I am.I'll switch to DVI tonight
– TheJ
May 10 at 21:14
1
1
Please add to question -- 1. Did the monitor work at the correct resolution in previous versions of Ubuntu? 2. Have you tried different monitors? If so, what were the results?
– xiota
May 10 at 22:43
Please add to question -- 1. Did the monitor work at the correct resolution in previous versions of Ubuntu? 2. Have you tried different monitors? If so, what were the results?
– xiota
May 10 at 22:43
Could you please edit your question to include the output of the terminal command
lspci -nnk | grep -A3 -Fe '[0300]' and xrandr? Thanks.– David Foerster
May 11 at 10:36
Could you please edit your question to include the output of the terminal command
lspci -nnk | grep -A3 -Fe '[0300]' and xrandr? Thanks.– David Foerster
May 11 at 10:36
1
1
RESOLVED: Switching to DVI cable solved the problem. I was tunnel visioned on drivers. The monitor only has 2 connectors; VGA & DVI and I was using the DVI for another computer sharing the monitor. Thank you to everyone who posted :-).
– TheJ
May 11 at 15:51
RESOLVED: Switching to DVI cable solved the problem. I was tunnel visioned on drivers. The monitor only has 2 connectors; VGA & DVI and I was using the DVI for another computer sharing the monitor. Thank you to everyone who posted :-).
– TheJ
May 11 at 15:51
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Are you connecting the monitor over VGA (DB15) connection?
– dobey
May 10 at 20:50
Doh! Yes I am.I'll switch to DVI tonight
– TheJ
May 10 at 21:14
1
Please add to question -- 1. Did the monitor work at the correct resolution in previous versions of Ubuntu? 2. Have you tried different monitors? If so, what were the results?
– xiota
May 10 at 22:43
Could you please edit your question to include the output of the terminal command
lspci -nnk | grep -A3 -Fe '[0300]'andxrandr? Thanks.– David Foerster
May 11 at 10:36
1
RESOLVED: Switching to DVI cable solved the problem. I was tunnel visioned on drivers. The monitor only has 2 connectors; VGA & DVI and I was using the DVI for another computer sharing the monitor. Thank you to everyone who posted :-).
– TheJ
May 11 at 15:51