So far, I've heard of only two that support 1366x768:
The Kyro chipset found in older Hercules graphics cards and the PixelPerfect card from the UK company Imagine Graphics http://www.imaginegraphics.co.uk/pro...xelperfect.htm
The PixelPerfect card is an application specific (Plasma display) card that is 32MB AGP2X and is intended for commercial use, thus no big 3D capability. It is available for $495 from a handful of US resellers. Unknown how well it plays with LCDs... I'm waiting on a callback.
Reference the following post on the Kyro from the "1366 x 768 from HTPC on a Sanyo PLV-60" thread in HT Computers on 9/23/2001:
By the way, the 7075 drivers are fine for 1360x768 on the Radeon.
-Ted
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Ashley Saldanha
Senior Member
Registered: Sep 1999
Location: Taipei, Taiwan, ROC
Posts: 468
Randy,
1. You can get exactly 1366x768 with a Kyro, but only under Win9x/Me. Other cards do horizontal timing in character clocks, not pixels. (A character clock is typically 8 pixels.)
2. The virtual desktop you see is a function of the driver you're using. You'll need to use a different Radeon Win2K build.
3. The uneven quality is unlikely to be a pixel clock problem per se, but it could result from how your Sanyo reacts to your current timing. I wouldn't worry about til you resolve issue #2.
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The Kyro chipset found in older Hercules graphics cards and the PixelPerfect card from the UK company Imagine Graphics http://www.imaginegraphics.co.uk/pro...xelperfect.htm
The PixelPerfect card is an application specific (Plasma display) card that is 32MB AGP2X and is intended for commercial use, thus no big 3D capability. It is available for $495 from a handful of US resellers. Unknown how well it plays with LCDs... I'm waiting on a callback.
Reference the following post on the Kyro from the "1366 x 768 from HTPC on a Sanyo PLV-60" thread in HT Computers on 9/23/2001:
By the way, the 7075 drivers are fine for 1360x768 on the Radeon.
-Ted
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Ashley Saldanha
Senior Member
Registered: Sep 1999
Location: Taipei, Taiwan, ROC
Posts: 468
Randy,
1. You can get exactly 1366x768 with a Kyro, but only under Win9x/Me. Other cards do horizontal timing in character clocks, not pixels. (A character clock is typically 8 pixels.)
2. The virtual desktop you see is a function of the driver you're using. You'll need to use a different Radeon Win2K build.
3. The uneven quality is unlikely to be a pixel clock problem per se, but it could result from how your Sanyo reacts to your current timing. I wouldn't worry about til you resolve issue #2.
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