So I wasn't really sure where to put this thread but I think it fits best here. I seem to be having a problem getting a decent resolution out of my 22" Dell LCD (model # SP2208WFP).
My current setup: I have my MacBook Pro, BootCamped and Running Windows Vista Home Premium (x32 bit), connected via DVI to this Dell LCD Display, as a secondary display. Now, I can max out the resolution on my MBP screen at 1440 x 900, however, my LCD (which should be able to go higher than that) caps out at 1024 x 768, and thus looks God awful. Now, when I'm running this same setup, but in OS X (Leopard) I can push much, much higher resolutions with this monitor (forget the actual numbers, but enough to make me happy). Why can I not get a higher resolution with this in Vista? The monitor can clearly handle higher resolutions...
And BTW the MBP is running the stock nVidia 8600M GT card.
Any help on how I might be able to up my resolution would be greatly appreciated...I find it hard to believe there's a flaw in Vista that prevents secondary displays from having a decent resolution...I know the OS has it's problems but come on
My current setup: I have my MacBook Pro, BootCamped and Running Windows Vista Home Premium (x32 bit), connected via DVI to this Dell LCD Display, as a secondary display. Now, I can max out the resolution on my MBP screen at 1440 x 900, however, my LCD (which should be able to go higher than that) caps out at 1024 x 768, and thus looks God awful. Now, when I'm running this same setup, but in OS X (Leopard) I can push much, much higher resolutions with this monitor (forget the actual numbers, but enough to make me happy). Why can I not get a higher resolution with this in Vista? The monitor can clearly handle higher resolutions...
And BTW the MBP is running the stock nVidia 8600M GT card.
Any help on how I might be able to up my resolution would be greatly appreciated...I find it hard to believe there's a flaw in Vista that prevents secondary displays from having a decent resolution...I know the OS has it's problems but come on