D-sub out of range when enabling Driver?

[DaleStroYer]

Hello!

Recently my 1920x1080 Monitor broke, so I got it replaced with one that handles a lower resolution. When I boot up, I get D-sub out of range (65.- khz/ 60 hz). After some fiddlydoodling, I found out that disabling my AMD drivers will allow me to continue. The problem is, my GPU uses the AMD driver, and If I game without using that I basically get 5 frames per second.

every time I enable it, it instantly goes to "D-sub out of range".
I've tried uninstalling and then reinstalling the driver.

 

[dark_lord69]

Change your refresh rate and make sure your choosing a resolution your monitor can handle.

 

[DaleStroYer]

Change your refresh rate and make sure your choosing a resolution your monitor can handle.

I have already changed the res. It only goes out of range when I enable the AMD drivers. also for the refresh rate, despite ticking and unticking the box, there's only 1 option: 64 Hz

 

[cwli1_]

How EXACTLY do you connect the screen to the PC?

 

[dark_lord69]

Change your refresh rate and make sure your choosing a resolution your monitor can handle.

I have already changed the res. It only goes out of range when I enable the AMD drivers. also for the refresh rate, despite ticking and unticking the box, there's only 1 option: 64 Hz

64Hz is very odd / uncommon
Typically 60Hz works with the vast majority of monitors. Open Device Manager and uninstall your monitor and then reboot.

 

[DaleStroYer]

How EXACTLY do you connect the screen to the PC?

VGA

 

[DaleStroYer]

Change your refresh rate and make sure your choosing a resolution your monitor can handle.

I have already changed the res. It only goes out of range when I enable the AMD drivers. also for the refresh rate, despite ticking and unticking the box, there's only 1 option: 64 Hz

64Hz is very odd / uncommon
Typically 60Hz works with the vast majority of monitors. Open Device Manager and uninstall your monitor and then reboot.

Tried doing so, didn't change anything 🙁

 

[cwli1_]

What graphics card is it? You are connecting using the vga port on the card?

 

[DaleStroYer]

What graphics card is it? You are connecting using the vga port on the card?

using a Powercolor 4GB R9 380 ((AMD))

im not sure, its connected to the back of my PC, so I think its connected to the Motherboard

 

[cwli1_]

If you're connecting a VGA port on the monitor you can ONLY connect it with a VGA port on the PC. You can't use an adapter to connect it with HDMI for example.

 

[DaleStroYer]

If you're connecting a VGA port on the monitor you can ONLY connect it with a VGA port on the PC. You can't use an adapter to connect it with HDMI for example.

Connecting it to any other part in the back doesn't seem to even give the monitor a signal, only through an adapter