I know that HDMI 1.3 can support the Dell 3007 (2560x1600) with a suitable HDMI-->DVI converter, does anybody know if the M1330 can do it? Specs for the Nvidia 8400M GS (nvidia website) say it is capable through a dual-link DVI port.
If anybody is using this laptop to drive a large screen (even 1920x1200) would love to hear your thoughts about it.
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Max res the LCD will display will be 1200 x 800.
I think the only Dell laptop that will support dual link as of now is the M1730. -
nVidia says it supports up to that resolution with the dual-link DVI connection. But, it is up to the vendors (Dell, HP, etc) to actually use the dual-link portion of the GPU circuit and use a dual-link connector in the laptop chassis.
That being said, I do not think the M1330 was advertised as a dual-link machine...so unless you can find an explicit reference on Dell's website I'd wager you'll be limited to 1920x1200 (max for single-link DVI). -
I'll say it again-I have the LCD...
Max res it will display on Dell 3007 WFP is 1200x800 unless you have dual dvi output on the laptop. -
you could have higher res than 1200x800 in your external LCD for sure. i'm using DELL 22" 1680x1050 with vostro 1400 which only has X3100 video card.
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There's difference between your lcd and mine.
Mine is only supported by dual dvi for native resolution.
At single dvi, it will only display at 12x8=which is half of native. I looked into this before I bought it (got it since the price was too good to pass). -
if you used extended desktop then you could go higher res, though I'm uncertain on what the max is. -
I currently use it on my M90 w/ dock station.
I tried go w/ OP is going for, researched, contacted Dell, but as far as I found out, there can't be much done about it.
To get native resolution out of 3007 you need dual dvi supported GPU. -
Thats quite odd.
I never had any problems with driving larger displays when you 'extend' your desktop.
I dont see why the HDMI -> DVI to your 3007 wont run native. Currently runing 1680 x 1050 on my 22, and I have seen options allowing me to drive the monitor all the way up to 2560x1600 ++ (but I have to scroll the screen since native for my 22 is 1680 x 1050)
Cloning will limit you to the max rez of your built-in display.
Even my old 630m with the integrated intel950 drives up to 1680x1050 and higher.Last edited by a moderator: Jan 29, 2015 -
All i've got both the 3007HC and the 2407HC
The XPS-M1330 can only display 1280 * 800 on the 3007
and will go up yo 1920 * 1200 on the 2407
There is NO WAY to get the 3007 to display 1920 * 1200 on the XPS-M1330
(i know it does it on my 8800GTX, but it does not on the M1330)
So Achilles is right...... -
Only Dell laptop that supports dual dvi is M1730.
Not sure if the new M6300 (not sure if this is the model #) supports it or not. -
Hi, I'm having m1330 HDMI compatibility issues with my Westinghouse 24" monitor... and I think my issue is relevant to any monitor with a resolution over 1080p (1920 x 1080). Basically, when using HDMI -> HDMI at 1920 x 1200 I get blurry text and washed out colors as if I'm not using native resolution. Initially I thought I had a defective HDMI cable, but after testing a new cable today I had the same problems. After some research I believe this is due to the m1330's HDMI port because it is probably below HDMI 1.3 which means it supports a MAX of 1808p resolution. Just so you know here's what I've tested:
1. m1330 HDMI out on a 20" monitor (works perfectly @ 1680 x 1050)
2. m1330 VGA out on the Westy 24" (works perfectly @ 1920 x 1200 resolution)
3. DVI -> HDMI on the Westy 24" using another PC (works perfectly @ 1920 x 1200)
Can other people confirm this? If it's true then I'm disappointed the m1330's HDMI is not 1.3, and I guess I'll be using VGA out... -
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Which nVidia drivers are you using for those who have VGA hooked up to an external display?
M1330 HDMI out support Dell 3007?
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