Recent content by HermantheBarbarian

Sorry for being so ignorant and for not getting back here for so long. Got the cables switched and all is wonderful. Thanks for the info.

Problem solved. I appologize for my ignorance. A big THANK YOU for the info.

As I am ignorant on hardware and terms, what is Display Port? The only connections on this box are various USB slots, the HDMI connector, connector for headphones and a slot for an SD chip.

You should see an option for 2560 x 1440 That's what I thought. But the highest one that shows up is 1920x1080

At one point I think the Dell rep said I have an Intel UHD Graphics 770, whatever that is.

The stuff I got from Dell says: This package contains the Intel UHD and Iris Xe graphics driver for 11th generation Intel processors. That doesn't mean anything to me.

The specs say 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700 2.10 GHz - I'm not finding anything about GPU. Did I screw up when I bought this thing?

Like I said, I am somewhat illiterate when it comes to the hardware. I have an LG 32QN600-B monitor. Every time I turn the computer on it tells me (message on the monitor) that resolution should be set to 2560x1440. When I look at display in the Windows settings, the highest resolution listed is...

I emailed back and forth with their tech support and was told that 1920x1080 was the highest resolution that the motherboard in that model of Dell would support. Seemed odd to me but it doesn't have any connections but HDMI and USB.

I am relatively illiterate as to hardware. Needed a high resolution monitor to do my job. Bought an LG with 2560x1440. It's great. Then when I needed a new computer I bought a Dell Inspiron 3910 thinking that it would function like my old computer, but the highest resolution that the new Dell...