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kschaellibaum

4 years ago

I have a new laptop Full HD with an HDMI connection and an older 30-inch HP LP3065 monitor, which only has 3x DVI connections. I now want to extend the image from the laptop to the monitor. Unfortunately, the resolution is not exactly high on the extended monitor. There are 5 different DVI cables, I have chosen the best one, HDMI to DVI-D (24+1) connector Dual Link. HP ENVY Laptop 17-cg1997nz (17.3", Intel Core i7, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD): - Graphics card model = Intel Iris Xe Graphics. - Dedicated graphics card = No HP LP3065 30-inch widescreen LCD monitor 1. display settings 2. screen resolution 3. 1920 x 1080 (recommended) This is how the resolution is set on the laptop, it doesn't go any higher. Is there anywhere else I can change the resolution? Can anyone help me? Many thanks in advance. Kind regards kschaellibaum

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microtron.ch

4 years ago

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HDMI to DVI with this resolution does not work without an active converter. The adapter cables are all passive single-link cables, regardless of whether they have 24+1 pins or not, because they only transmit the HDMI signal to 1 link - so 1920x1080 is the highest resolution you can get with 60Hz. If you lower it to 30Hz (if necessary with CRU), it should work with 2560x1600.

Since your notebook has USB-C with DP/Alt mode, I would try this: Delock USB-C to DVI-D (1m, USB C, DVI) - this converts the signal directly, thanks to USB-C power supply, nicely compact in 1 cable.