hoolerprime
07-25-08, 07:52 PM
Hello,
I have looked everywhere for help and I hope I came to the right place. I really need some help. I have been put through the meat grinder with Dell and I am now working on my 9th replacement workstation from Dell. I am a 3d animator and I run the T 7400 dual quad cores with twin nVidia 4600s on a Xeon system. I just now set it up the latest replacement workstation and now I discover that my 30" monitor is not being displayed properly. I can't achieve the highest resolution possible with it and the max is 1920X 1440 when it should be at the 2500 setting.
I have downloaded the latest drivers and its still not working. I run XP 64 and I know they are discontinuing it but any help anyone here could give would be greatly appreciated. I know they also pulled the 30" from the market too. The Dell 30" is the best monitor I have ever worked on, but I don't want to run it at less than optimal resolution. I have been put through hell with this workstation, have been down two months due to dealing with an inept company and now that I am in a position to begin rebuilding this workstation, I have hit a snag so any help, anyone can give, would be greatly appreciated.
I have looked everywhere for help and I hope I came to the right place. I really need some help. I have been put through the meat grinder with Dell and I am now working on my 9th replacement workstation from Dell. I am a 3d animator and I run the T 7400 dual quad cores with twin nVidia 4600s on a Xeon system. I just now set it up the latest replacement workstation and now I discover that my 30" monitor is not being displayed properly. I can't achieve the highest resolution possible with it and the max is 1920X 1440 when it should be at the 2500 setting.
I have downloaded the latest drivers and its still not working. I run XP 64 and I know they are discontinuing it but any help anyone here could give would be greatly appreciated. I know they also pulled the 30" from the market too. The Dell 30" is the best monitor I have ever worked on, but I don't want to run it at less than optimal resolution. I have been put through hell with this workstation, have been down two months due to dealing with an inept company and now that I am in a position to begin rebuilding this workstation, I have hit a snag so any help, anyone can give, would be greatly appreciated.