Intel X3100 doesn't show native LCD TV resolution (VGA)

Here's the deal. I have a notebook (Compaq C710ed) which has integrated graphics, Intel GMA X3100. I am trying to hook it up with my LCD TV (through VGA) which has a native resolution of 1366*768. However, this resolution can't be chosen in the driver settings. The closest is 1280*720. This doesn't look as nice as it could and should.

Does anyone know how I can solve this? Thanks.

 

What version of drivers are you running?

 

I'm not quite sure, I'm not able to look it up at the moment. However, some googling makes me believe installing another version of the drivers doesn't solve this problem.

 

at least it will not do any worse if you install latest driver from Intel server.

Try this, might be helpful

also, this is the official reaction from Intel http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-028366.htm

And, if you have a bit of spare time, you can read through this and modify the driver yourself

 

x3100 had problems with some resolution, some of them were fixed with driver updates. If you have an old driver, updating should fix it.

 

Same problem here.
I can't setup to 1366x768. An i'm running with the latest Intel's drivers....

 

Most TV's can't do 1366x768 at all since it is not dividable by 8.

Try using 1360x768, most TV's 1366x768 TV's that can do 1:1 pixelmapping uses this res to do it.

 

Hi Yenkaz,
Don't have this option at Inte's driver. From 1280x768 go to 1400x1050.
That's very strange. My old notebook have 1360, 1365 and 1366 with Intel driver and Nvidia driver. It's a SZ340 (GM945 and Nvidia; the old note).

Regards.