Xenarc, display shifts to right at 60 hz

Will Albers · 09-27-2005, 10:19 AM

Ok, what in the hell am i doing?

I'm running the Xenarc off of a Nvidia mx440 card at 600 x 800 resolution. If i run it at 60 hz, the screen shifts to the right cutting off half of the screen. If i run it at 75 hz, it come back to center but doesnt look very good.

From my searching I have discovered that the native res is not 600 x 800? So i want to use something else? Can anyone lead me in the right drection?

replicant · 09-27-2005, 10:43 AM

Will, Unfortunately I've had this same problem with my Gain lcd (Gain is a clone of Xenarc). I pretty much have resorted to running it at 1024x768 which if you can imagine sucks for a 7" lcd. If you find any other solution please let us know.

PatO · 09-27-2005, 07:49 PM

Have you tried the recalibrate thing in the menus? How about using custom timings in your GEForce drivers?

Will Albers · 09-27-2005, 08:48 PM

just upgraded to the new drivers which openned up several possibilities. I tried to make a custom setting of 800 x 480 but the xenarc defaults to 640x480. i need to find someone else who did the same with a geforce and xenarc who can offer up some advice on settings.

Bugbyte · 04-18-2006, 01:16 AM

Will, did you ever get this figured out? I've had my Epia M10000 out of the car for awhile and just put it back in to find that it shifted everything to the right and cuts off half of the screen.

Actually, it displays everything properly for about 1 second, then jumps to the side and cuts off half the display

In 640X480 it works fine.

In the S3 settings under the Monitors tab, it doesn't let me set they type of monitor. I'm wondering if my video drivers need reloading?

0l33l · 04-18-2006, 01:22 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by defsquad

Will, Unfortunately I've had this same problem with my Gain lcd (Gain is a clone of Xenarc). I pretty much have resorted to running it at 1024x768 which if you can imagine sucks for a 7" lcd. If you find any other solution please let us know.

Actually, the Xenarc is a Gain, but with a warranty.

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