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First post, by rmay635703

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I have several high end screens with vga including a CRT that handles 2048x1536

None of my adapters go that, maxing out at 1920x1200 on the high end.

I’ve noticed some Chinese sellers pushing a little thing that looks like a box instead of a dongle that has 4k plastered all over hdmi-VGA.

Do any of these actually do this or is this a downconverter or just a lie?

I have a strange 1440p screen that lacks hdmi and would like to test a wide screen resolution above 1920x1200, maybe 2560x1200 but not sure if any name brand adapters (common) support above FHD on VGA using an hdmi or mini display port.

Reply 1 of 2, by debs3759

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I'm pretty sure 2048x1536 is the highest resolution in the VGA specs. Beyond that, it has to be other outlets (eg DVI maxes out at 2560 x 1600, etc)

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Reply 2 of 2, by rmay635703

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debs3759 wrote on 2024-08-13, 20:07:

I'm pretty sure 2048x1536 is the highest resolution in the VGA specs. Beyond that, it has to be other outlets (eg DVI maxes out at 2560 x 1600, etc)

2048x1536 would be delightful but there are only 2 adapters hdmi->vga that reliably go that high and I haven’t found one for sale

Without adapters a few folks have direct driven them that high manually
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zbQbxcWIzB0

Well I tried getting something higher than 1920x1200 and was able to get 2160x1200 using the nvidia control panel.

Trying to increase the vertical resolution seems to just cause “no signal “ which was the problem I had before.

Much past 2160 also gets no signal. Ah well it’s a very small improvement, really had to tweek the horizontal position and size to get it working.

Oddly I tried custom settings before but the nvidia control panel used to crap out using custom timings across multiple screens