HI there! Does anybody know if this supports a resolution of 2560 x 1080 @60Hz ? And can you control the monitor parameters trough the OS?
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it should... I use it for my Asus Nvidia 3D @ 120 hz 1080. Have ran it @ 144 Hz too. the switched Glasses are a handshaking device.
1518909
Not tried it but my guess is, no. It's way underpowered to run anything over 800x600 resolution and that's below the minimum for most Windows OS since...Vista. Might work in VGA mode, 640x480 but you can't 'use' Windows at that point.
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Not sure why one review states the monitor does not work at 60 Hz when using with Display Port. The details provided on the Amazon item page do not list that limitation. I am using the Nixeus 27" with Display Port connected to a Retina MacBook Pro, it works as advertised, but to obtain more information on the 30", you should visit the manufacturer's website. They have more detailed tech specs there. I have found the support person(s) answers in a very timely and accurate manner, should that not suffice. I recommend the 27" Display Port because I no longer like matte screens. Always feels like you need to wipe the haze off, once you get used to the reduced reflective glossy's clarity on the 27". My opinion, of course.
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My resolution is 3840 x 2160 on a 28" Ultra High Definition monitor and I can play all games I have tried at this resolution. I am unsure about 5760 x 1080 as my monitor is not capable of that setting. It seems to be an unusual setting with the video ratio. I have no problem whatsoever at my listed resolution and it beats having to go sli. From what I understand there was a period of time where the drivers were not available for sli at high resolution. Not sure if that is still true or not.
1507760
USB 3.0 supports resolutions up to 2560x1600. It will depend on what type of adapter and the capacity of the monitor you are using.
1018596
Hi I'm sorry If it's not Displayport 1.2 , it's not compatible with this 2560x1440 resolution. Thank you.
351757
No... You have to use something like DisplayPort in order to get full resolution . That's what I use... Works great... In my situation though, my video card has Display-port outputs. If yours does not, I'm not sure if you can achieve full res.
980418
Basic functionality should be available. To get other resolutions, scaling or certain effects you may need a driver. I have not used it on Linux, but I have used it on several PC's without loading any drivers.
385704
I am trying to use it with Dell U3014 monitor and it is not showing 2560 x 1600 resolution. I have the driver already installed.any idea?
1209837
it does work if you download those DisplayLink drivers -- BUT you cannot use or create a monitor profile/calibration at this time. the screen is fairly blue by default!
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Neither is it PLS, nor does it have a single DP. You may only connect via a good DVI-D cable, but then you can overclock to 2560x1440 @ 120hz (+-20hz about, depending on your luck) I bought this exact model before and unless they totally changed it, the description is plainly misleading/wrong now.
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Okay, so I've spent at least the past hour trying to figure this out, and I finally give up. I had a few problems with Mac and decided to give Windows a try first. Needless to say, I never made it far enough to try it on Mac. Keep in mind, I'm not sure how a Radeon card (and it's drivers) would handle this, as I only have an Nvidia card. So after creating custom resolutions and messing with scaling in the Nvidia Control Panel, I finally got both "displays" to look and function right. The Nvidia control panel reports that I have two 1720x1440 monitors @60Hz, which is the first half of the battle. After I got that far I tried to use Nvidia surround. The Nvidia Surround configuration tool would not let me properly choose anything other than 6880x1440@50Hz. Most likely this is because the drivers detect these "screens" as two 3440x1440@50Hz displays, which is why I had to mess with scaling and custom resolutions originally (something I would consider a design flaw). So basically, the closest I got was running both of these 1720x1440@40Hz "displays" side by side, behaving as you would expect. I'm very skeptical that these are running at 60Hz too. Everything says that it's running at 60Hz, but the fact that I couldn't put them into 60Hz without making a custom refresh rate makes me question whether or not it's really running at 60Hz. Hope that helps.
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I'm using mine with an AMD W7000 graphics card. The only time I get 2560x1600 is with a straight through Display Port cable. Any otherl configuration, even with the best adapters (even DVI-D), gets 1920x1080 displayed. No disc required with Windows 7 or Windows Server 2012 R2. After a couple of boots it picked the device itself. Not sure how many though as I was installing all the other drivers required and those needed a lot of reboots.
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I have one and it only seems to output 16:9. I would like to change it to 4:3, but I don't see a way to control it. There are 2 buttons. One labeled "switch" that selects from the 3 available inputs (s-video, composite, hdmi) and another labeled "720/1080p" to select the output resolution.I don't see any communications port; so, I don't think the firmware can be altered, either... meh
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Sorry, another dumb question: How do you check if your graphics card can support the native resolution of the monitor? I have a Dell with NVIDIA GeForce3 Ti 200.
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however I don't know about the resolution and duallink. I'm just using the default for HD ultrabright monitors.
951771
Yes it's possible. Not sure about the refresh rate.. But if you want a 2560x1440 monitor then why not just buy one of those?