Recent content by Bazerk83

$4000!?!?!?!?!?! What TV is that? Man.... it better be something incredible like a 2030 NASA 4D TV or some ****. Lol.

Yep that's the one. I always ran it on 1360x768 before and am doing the same now, infact it always sets itself to that resolution automatically, I suppose because, as you say, it's the native (or close to it) resolution. The picture quality is fantastic as it was before with my original...

The TV Model is a SONY Bravia KDL-32s3000 32" LCD 1080i/720p HD Ready TV. It's a pretty old model as far as Bravias go and I don't even think you can buy them any more save for places like amazon, ebay etc. The DVI cable plug ends are DVI-D and the connector ports on both the graphics card and...

There Is a VGA Port on the card but why would I want to use it instead of dvi? Nah I don't want to use two screens just want to get my hdmi cable working directly from the slot in graphics card to the slot in tv. I don't know if my tv is analog or digital in the menu it has options for both...

Well currently my setup is DVI port to Monitor at a resolution of 1280 x 1024 which is as high as the monitor will go. Btw my TV is 1080i / 720p. OK so.... I took the dvi cable out of the monitor and attatched the dvi to hdmi adapter and plugged into AV4 (the hdmi slot on my TV) and it...

I guess I'm going it alone with this one huh.... 275 views. 2 helpers. I guess people just like to read and run.

Yes I've gone into the nVidia control panel and there's barely anything there for options that helps me. When clicking on the 'my display is not shown' link which is found in the 'set up multiple displays' section I did find the 'force tv' option but it was ghosted out. Above it was the...

Well.... After spending my entire day trying to fix this ****ing stupid problem.... I give up. I'm thoroughly pissed off. Ill try again tomorrow perhaps, that is if I haven't utterly smashed my PC to pieces before then.

OK!!! NOW i know the hd connection is fine because i've tried something new. When i posted that last message my display setup was as follows dvi - PC to Monitor (fully working) vga - PC to SONY TV via "PC" channel (fully working) and NOW I've just connected a different HD lead and I'd...

and now.... the latest thing I just tried was whilst keeping the hd lead connected tv-pc I then connected a dvi lead from monitor-pc. Sure enough, again.... i saw two displays listed and showing in my display settings. I then extended the displays so I have my desktop now showing on monitor...

OK THIS IS GETTING ****ING RIDICULOUS NOW!!!!! So this is the latest turn of events..... I dug out another vga lead, a longer, black with gold plating expensive vga lead. As one end is female and the other is male I attatched it to the previous vga cable which I then attatched back to the PC...

But shouldn't it BE set that way? I've gone into Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Display\Screen Resolution (you know, via right click on desktop and click screen resolution) and I now only have one display listed in the drop down menu titled "SONY TV". For the short period that I had a...

The graphics card is a (Gainward) nvidia GTX 260. I'm sure the hd port on it is fine because I've seen these symptoms before and managed to resolve before somehow as I said above.

argggh!!!!!!!!!!! Ok so NOW after rebooting with both leads plugged in at either end, the system boots to blank screen, I take the hd lead out and it's fine. When i have the vga lead in alone it's fine and full display but when I plug in the hd lead at either ends it reverts back to the...

I have a feeling it IS looking for the wrong output yes....perhaps.... I'm not entirely sure. The dell monitor is hooked up via VGA. * **UPDATE*** I've now plugged the vga lead directly from pc to SONY TV. The display settings now has my device listed as "SONY TV" although in device manager...