Installed new GPU Card: D-SUB OUT OF RANGE 67.5khz/60hz

[Arthur_37]

Any ideas on which monitor is best at 1080p on a limited budget?

My case is:
Basically can't play due to D-SUB OUT OF RANGE 67.5khz/60hz issue.

Happened when I upgraded card to GTX 1060 while my monitor is VGA only (so I bought an HDMI to VGA adapter). I went on to look for some fixes, tried many of them, didn't succeed.

Checked display at 60hz. Runs native on 1600x900. My monitor is a 19.5" LG 20M35.

Thing now is, I can't find a monitor (on an entry level to mid level range) that is over 60hz. They're DVI/HDMI though, so I was wondering, would it fix the problem or am I in a deeper budget sinkhole?

OR do you guys know a fix for my problem? Because really, if I can avoid spending right now, I'd really be happy.

Thanks guys.

 

[cwli1_]

VGA is analog so can't connect to hdmi. You can't use a 1060 with a VGA screen, only DVI, display port or HDMI. For DVI use wikipedia to search for 'dvi' so you can connect a correct DVI cable to the 1060. HDMI 2.0 works at 60hz so to use this get a screen with HDMI 2.0 & a HDMI 2.0 cable.

 

[Arthur_37]

VGA is analog so can't connect to hdmi. You can't use a 1060 with a VGA screen, only DVI, display port or HDMI. For DVI use wikipedia to search for 'dvi' so you can connect a correct DVI cable to the 1060. HDMI 2.0 works at 60hz so to use this get a screen with HDMI 2.0 & a HDMI 2.0 cable.

I did use an adapter (HDMI to VGA) and I have a display and can use my pc for everyday use, my only problem is I can't use it for gaming. Therein appears the DSUB Out of Range problem.

Will any DVI or HDMI(even if its not 2.0) monitor solve this problem? If a monitor has a VGA and a DVI and/or HDMI port is it analog? Because I'm about to sell my old monitor and I'm on the verge of buying a new one (but on the cheap side).

 

[cwli1_]

Any DVI or HDMI(even if its not 2.0) monitor will solve this problem. It's the VGA port that is an analogue signal. As you have a 1060 you'll need a new screen.