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As I was saying this post will cover intel graphics OpenGL 3D Settings, Nvidia 3D Settings, and AMD/ATI Catalyst 3D Control center settings. When I got to the system tray and hit the Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel. Your maximum supported resolution can vary nased on your chipset, monitor capabilities, and manufacturer configurations. While these settings may be useful for modern intel HD graphics, AMD, and Nvidia, I actually designed this for the lower graphic cards from these manufacturers. Recently I bought a Notebook and I want to change my display settings. If you are using multiple displays in clone or duplicate mode, you can only select a resolution supported by all displays. To find the resolutions supported by your computer and display, check with those specific manufacturers. Most devices will support any resolution and refresh rate up to the maximum value listed. Click on Add and then Yes when prompted with a confirmation dialog.

Under Basic Settings, specify your preferred width, height and refresh rate in the boxes provided (e.g. You can still access it from C:WindowsSystem32CustomModeApp.exe.

Under the Processor Graphics section, find the maximum resolution supported by the integrated graphics included in that processor.įor 2nd and 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processors the maximum supported resolutions are: The Custom Resolution/Modes feature was removed from the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel.

Visit the product specification site and e nter the processor number into the search bar.

Press on the Windows key on your keyboard and start typing System, choose System Information. This will show the processor information such as the processor number.

Identify the Intel® Processor number and note the Intel® Processor (example: i7-8700K).Follow these steps to find the maximum resolution supported for 4th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors and newer: