Video/graphics on Optiplex 790
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Have an Optiplex 790 SFF. Everything works, it just won't display above 1024x790. Is there a tweak or obscure driver I need to fix this? It's not going to be used for gaming, etc.
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Have an Optiplex 790 SFF. Everything works, it just won't display above 1024x790. Is there a tweak or obscure driver I need to fix this? It's not going to be used for gaming, etc.
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asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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and you use the on-board graphics? Cuz its the graphics card holding you back on this. Oh and you better find out the output on the PCI slot. It could be a mere 30kw and at best it would hold something like a GT1030 (not enough to run netflix that demands at least a GT1050).
– Rinzwind
Jan 28 at 19:39
These do not have expansion slots other than a small port inside. Just need to make it go to a higher resolution with the on board video sub-system and Ubuntu driver.
– PalomarJack
Jan 28 at 20:30
Oh? it should have 2x PCI-e x16(?)
– Rinzwind
Jan 29 at 7:37
Yes, but they are for internal peripherals, like SSDs and modems.
– PalomarJack
Jan 29 at 9:17
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Have an Optiplex 790 SFF. Everything works, it just won't display above 1024x790. Is there a tweak or obscure driver I need to fix this? It's not going to be used for gaming, etc.
display
asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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Have an Optiplex 790 SFF. Everything works, it just won't display above 1024x790. Is there a tweak or obscure driver I need to fix this? It's not going to be used for gaming, etc.
display
display
asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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asked Jan 28 at 19:20
PalomarJack
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and you use the on-board graphics? Cuz its the graphics card holding you back on this. Oh and you better find out the output on the PCI slot. It could be a mere 30kw and at best it would hold something like a GT1030 (not enough to run netflix that demands at least a GT1050).
– Rinzwind
Jan 28 at 19:39
These do not have expansion slots other than a small port inside. Just need to make it go to a higher resolution with the on board video sub-system and Ubuntu driver.
– PalomarJack
Jan 28 at 20:30
Oh? it should have 2x PCI-e x16(?)
– Rinzwind
Jan 29 at 7:37
Yes, but they are for internal peripherals, like SSDs and modems.
– PalomarJack
Jan 29 at 9:17
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and you use the on-board graphics? Cuz its the graphics card holding you back on this. Oh and you better find out the output on the PCI slot. It could be a mere 30kw and at best it would hold something like a GT1030 (not enough to run netflix that demands at least a GT1050).
– Rinzwind
Jan 28 at 19:39
These do not have expansion slots other than a small port inside. Just need to make it go to a higher resolution with the on board video sub-system and Ubuntu driver.
– PalomarJack
Jan 28 at 20:30
Oh? it should have 2x PCI-e x16(?)
– Rinzwind
Jan 29 at 7:37
Yes, but they are for internal peripherals, like SSDs and modems.
– PalomarJack
Jan 29 at 9:17
and you use the on-board graphics? Cuz its the graphics card holding you back on this. Oh and you better find out the output on the PCI slot. It could be a mere 30kw and at best it would hold something like a GT1030 (not enough to run netflix that demands at least a GT1050).
– Rinzwind
Jan 28 at 19:39
and you use the on-board graphics? Cuz its the graphics card holding you back on this. Oh and you better find out the output on the PCI slot. It could be a mere 30kw and at best it would hold something like a GT1030 (not enough to run netflix that demands at least a GT1050).
– Rinzwind
Jan 28 at 19:39
These do not have expansion slots other than a small port inside. Just need to make it go to a higher resolution with the on board video sub-system and Ubuntu driver.
– PalomarJack
Jan 28 at 20:30
These do not have expansion slots other than a small port inside. Just need to make it go to a higher resolution with the on board video sub-system and Ubuntu driver.
– PalomarJack
Jan 28 at 20:30
Oh? it should have 2x PCI-e x16(?)
– Rinzwind
Jan 29 at 7:37
Oh? it should have 2x PCI-e x16(?)
– Rinzwind
Jan 29 at 7:37
Yes, but they are for internal peripherals, like SSDs and modems.
– PalomarJack
Jan 29 at 9:17
Yes, but they are for internal peripherals, like SSDs and modems.
– PalomarJack
Jan 29 at 9:17
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and you use the on-board graphics? Cuz its the graphics card holding you back on this. Oh and you better find out the output on the PCI slot. It could be a mere 30kw and at best it would hold something like a GT1030 (not enough to run netflix that demands at least a GT1050).
– Rinzwind
Jan 28 at 19:39
These do not have expansion slots other than a small port inside. Just need to make it go to a higher resolution with the on board video sub-system and Ubuntu driver.
– PalomarJack
Jan 28 at 20:30
Oh? it should have 2x PCI-e x16(?)
– Rinzwind
Jan 29 at 7:37
Yes, but they are for internal peripherals, like SSDs and modems.
– PalomarJack
Jan 29 at 9:17