Incorrect resolution options for display

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tronytroo

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I recently had to pull the gpu out of my pc due to it crapping out and now im running off just the motherboard. Since, I havent been able to get the proper resolution for the monitor i use (1366x768). Ive looked at countless videos, forums, web pages, and none of them fix the issue. Any ideas on what to do?

Specs:

Gigabyte GA-78LMT-S2
ASUS VH197
AMD HD8490 (removed)
 
Then the pc is running the basic resolution it is designed for. You’ll not get anything higher unless you replace the graphics card.
What resolution is it running at?
 
currently 1152x864, but its all stretched out horizontally. I fixed this issue before I even got my video card, but I cant remember for the life of me how
 
Right click on the desktop and select Display Setting to set the resolution.
You might also see one that states graphic properties (may not appear until after the onboard drivers are installed).

Next thing I will suggest remove the installed software for the display card.


Go to the motherboards manufacturer site and get the proper drivers for the onboard display.

Like @Bastet stated you maybe using the generic Microsoft one and they can be hit and or miss.
 
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