Intel HD Graphics 530 cannot detect 2560x1440 rez

[michaelmk86]

It only goes up to 1920x1080 and don't have an option for the native res of my monitor(2560x1440)

I have try DVI-D and HDMI cables but the resolution list only goes up to 1920x1080.
HD530 driver is up to date, as well as the motherboard bios.
Also if I try to set 2560x1440 via custom resolution (from intel HD graphics control panel) I get a message that say the custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity.

 

[dotas1]

What is the make and model of your monitor?

 

[michaelmk86]

Dell U2713HM

 

[dotas1]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQNCvWO0HMw
try this and tell me if it works.

I ve seen many people with your problem. It's driver related so Intel has to fix it.

 

[michaelmk86]

I don't understand why should I make a custom resolution 800x600? besides if I try to do that a message popup that say the resolution already exist.

 

[dotas1]

You should do that to the resolution you want. Not to 800x600

 

[maxalge]

I don't understand why should I make a custom resolution 800x600? besides if I try to do that a message popup that say the resolution already exist.

LOOOOOOOOOOL

its showing you what you need to do

XD it even tells you to plug in the settings YOU want to use...


which in your case is 2560 x 1440 @ 60hz

 

[michaelmk86]

guys read the original post, I alrady said that "I try to set 2560x1440 via custom resolution (from intel HD graphics control panel)" this is what the video is saying to do that I did even before making this thread.

 

[maxalge]

guys read the original post, I alrady said that "I try to set 2560x1440 via custom resolution (from intel HD graphics control panel)" this is the exact thing I did even before making this thread.

then you need to make sure you are using a dual link cable

 

[dotas1]

All the search I did regarding this issue has shown that it's not your fault. It's Intel's fault with crappy drivers and not even acknowledging that there is a problem with the custom resolution exceeds bandwidth

 

[michaelmk86]

guys read the original post, I alrady said that "I try to set 2560x1440 via custom resolution (from intel HD graphics control panel)" this is the exact thing I did even before making this thread.

then you need to make sure you are using a dual link cable

I am using a dual link DVI, the exact same cable that I was using an hour ago(at 2560x1440) before my 390 die

 

[michaelmk86]

All the search I did regarding this issue has shown that it's not your fault. It's Intel's fault with crappy drivers and not even acknowledging that there is a problem with the custom resolution exceeds bandwidth

perhaps any workaround?