- Jun 17, 2004
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I recently replaced a broken gfx card with a Leadtek 7300 gt. Everything was working fine until I adjusted the resolution/color bit/refresh rate.
The problems are:
-Non-native resolution (I can tell from the blurry text it is not actually displaying 1440x900)
-Weird panning problem. Bare with me because this is difficult to describe. The screen does not actually display all resolution lines. It cuts off about an inch on one side. So for instance, when I want to see the clock in the taskbar I must move my cursor towards the edge of the screen and then the whole thing shifts to the right. But then when I want to clock the start button I must do the same button the opposite side.
This whole thing has been a complete nightmare for me. This is my dad's work computer so its kinda important and so far this is the third video card that has given us problems. I know its not the PSU because its actually a good one and nothing else is on the fritz.
Please help. I dont know whether this is a weird driver issue or another &#&$* broken card.
The problems are:
-Non-native resolution (I can tell from the blurry text it is not actually displaying 1440x900)
-Weird panning problem. Bare with me because this is difficult to describe. The screen does not actually display all resolution lines. It cuts off about an inch on one side. So for instance, when I want to see the clock in the taskbar I must move my cursor towards the edge of the screen and then the whole thing shifts to the right. But then when I want to clock the start button I must do the same button the opposite side.
This whole thing has been a complete nightmare for me. This is my dad's work computer so its kinda important and so far this is the third video card that has given us problems. I know its not the PSU because its actually a good one and nothing else is on the fritz.
Please help. I dont know whether this is a weird driver issue or another &#&$* broken card.