Problem with GPU displaying wrong size
Problem with GPU displaying wrong size
I own three monitors, one of them being an Apple Cinema HD display A1083 that uses DVI dual link. When I had a previous GPU, I connected all three monitors to it and it delivered the full 2560x1600 resolution. After upgrading to an RTX 3070, passive adapters only offered single link DVI, while active ones are costly and hard to find. I acquired a PNY GT 1030 which Nvidia claims supports DVI dual link. It functions properly with the latest drivers but the resolution is capped at 1280x800, and the Nvidia control panel doesn’t work either.
Check your PC and reinstall the drivers. I believe the issue is related to drivers. Here’s the link to download the display driver uninstaller: https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-...-download/
GT 1030 is a single-link DVI graphics card. See the specifications page for details. The website appears to load best in incognito mode; here’s a screenshot.
It's sorry you had to drop it off today. You're wondering about the GPU slot you used and whether it's still compatible with your current driver. Since you have multiple drivers installed, using an older GPU might not work properly.
I possess two 30-inch monitors with a 2600x1600 resolution. An active adapter is required to achieve this quality; otherwise, you're limited to around 1920x1080 with a passive adapter. These should work, I can see it for $76, and I recommend installing the appropriate driver. You'll also need the DualLink DVI cable.
The apple showcase includes a built-in dual cable connection, while active adapters tend to cost more than a GPU unless you manage to connect me to one.