Nvidia proprietary drivers wrong screen resolution
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Hi, I'm currently using a DIV to VGA adapter with my NVIDIA GTX 950 graphic card, but when I choose to use the proprietary drivers I can't set my screen resolution to 1920x1080, even with xrandr (throws a BadMatch error).
I'm 'googling' this for hours but still no success. Someone knows how to fix this?
SO: Ubuntu 18.04
drivers nvidia graphics xorg display-resolution
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Hi, I'm currently using a DIV to VGA adapter with my NVIDIA GTX 950 graphic card, but when I choose to use the proprietary drivers I can't set my screen resolution to 1920x1080, even with xrandr (throws a BadMatch error).
I'm 'googling' this for hours but still no success. Someone knows how to fix this?
SO: Ubuntu 18.04
drivers nvidia graphics xorg display-resolution
asked Nov 20 at 14:33
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which driver version are you using?
– Android Dev
Nov 20 at 14:47
I tried with the default proprietary driver from Ubuntu 18.04, version 390 I think
– Swazyo
Nov 20 at 15:37
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Hi, I'm currently using a DIV to VGA adapter with my NVIDIA GTX 950 graphic card, but when I choose to use the proprietary drivers I can't set my screen resolution to 1920x1080, even with xrandr (throws a BadMatch error).
I'm 'googling' this for hours but still no success. Someone knows how to fix this?
SO: Ubuntu 18.04
drivers nvidia graphics xorg display-resolution
asked Nov 20 at 14:33
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Hi, I'm currently using a DIV to VGA adapter with my NVIDIA GTX 950 graphic card, but when I choose to use the proprietary drivers I can't set my screen resolution to 1920x1080, even with xrandr (throws a BadMatch error).
I'm 'googling' this for hours but still no success. Someone knows how to fix this?
SO: Ubuntu 18.04
drivers nvidia graphics xorg display-resolution
drivers nvidia graphics xorg display-resolution
asked Nov 20 at 14:33
Swazyo
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which driver version are you using?
– Android Dev
Nov 20 at 14:47
I tried with the default proprietary driver from Ubuntu 18.04, version 390 I think
– Swazyo
Nov 20 at 15:37
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which driver version are you using?
– Android Dev
Nov 20 at 14:47
I tried with the default proprietary driver from Ubuntu 18.04, version 390 I think
– Swazyo
Nov 20 at 15:37
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which driver version are you using?
– Android Dev
Nov 20 at 14:47
which driver version are you using?
– Android Dev
Nov 20 at 14:47
I tried with the default proprietary driver from Ubuntu 18.04, version 390 I think
– Swazyo
Nov 20 at 15:37
I tried with the default proprietary driver from Ubuntu 18.04, version 390 I think
– Swazyo
Nov 20 at 15:37
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which driver version are you using?
– Android Dev
Nov 20 at 14:47
I tried with the default proprietary driver from Ubuntu 18.04, version 390 I think
– Swazyo
Nov 20 at 15:37