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ASiegel wrote:
@ progfusion
1440P does work but you would be limited to 30 hz, which can feel a bit choppy or laggy during desktop use (but is probably fine for gaming, i.e. Quake).
So, when you choose a resolution for Ambient, make sure to pick a 30 hz mode. If you pick 60 hz, this will fail as you experienced.
The problem is that the monitor will report to MorphOS that it can display 60 hz, which is technically true. However, your monitor will not get sufficient data to operate at 60 hz via your adapter.
Thank you for your response!
Today I looked for 2560*1440 @ 30 Hz but there is no such mode by default. Can I create one through editing Monitor Specification? Also, I do not have the manual for my monitor (it's not a brand name so it's a little hard to find full specifications online) so, is it safe to try for 30Hz or is there any chance that it may break the monitor if it can not go that low in frequency?
Thanks in advance!