Yesterday, I tried to add the resolution 1024x600 to my Y470. According to Google, I should have just been able to go into the nVidia control panel and add it, but the option is missing from Optimus drivers, it seems. I tried to add it to the Intel control panel, where the option for custom resolutions does exist, and it tells me that the settings have been applied, but I cannot select the resolution in Windows, even when running on the IGP only.
Surely us Optimus users aren't simply prohibited from using custom resolutions? Am I just missing something, or are there registry hacks I can do like on my AMD laptop?
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It won't be in the nVIDIA control panel as the nVIDIA GPU is usually not connected to the laptop screen in Optimus (it might be used for HDMI though). I guess you will have to try figure something out on the Intel side..
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I can set a custom resolution in the Intel control panel, but Windows and games won't recognize it.
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Well, I solved my own problem and the solution was painfully obvious. I had put my laptop to sleep numerous times in between different attempts, but I never actually restarted. I did so, the custom resolution was recognized, and it works perfectly.
Custom Resolutions on nVidia Optimus?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Syberia, May 11, 2012.