Are you using an adapter or converter from your system to the monitor? If yes, please provide the brand and model.What cables and ports are you using? I.e.You would like to set 2560x1440, what is the refresh rate? Provide the Report for Intel® Graphics Drivers, follow this link.ģ. Use the option under the reply window to attach the report to the thread ( Drag and drop here or browse files to attach).Ģ.To save your scan, click on ' Next', then ' Save'.Click on the menu where it says ' Summary' to change to ' Detailed View'.By default, Intel® SSU will take you to the ' Summary View'. Open the application, check the ' Everything' box, and click on ' Scan' to see the system and device information.Run the Intel® System Support Utility ( Intel® SSU) and attach the report generated: So we can better assist you, please provide the following:ġ. As you already checked with another PC, the graphics card and driver can give this resolution the problem in this case then seems to be the limitations in your specific system and you may need to consult the system manufacturer to check the specifications. It is also present in Intels 'SSU' report. Early in the previous decade for Intel HD Graphics it was 32-64 MB and has now quadrupled to 128-256 MB. Meaning that as long as bandwidth and system configuration allow it, the GPU will display any resolution equal or lower than the Max Resolution supported by the processor. There is another option that is set in the BIOS (Intel NUC11PAHI5 U3a.jpg, U3b.jpg, U3c.jpg) present in Windows Task Manager and video adapter properties (U1a.jpg - U1f.jpg). Please be aware that the Intel® HD Graphics 520 can support up to via HDMI via DisplayPort (DP).

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