my monitor has out of range problem

[LIGMA YT]

i bought a HP i5 4590 upto 3.7 Ghz 8Gb ram 500gb HDD 256 SDD zotac GTX 1650 GDDR6

https://ibb.co/HV3B5yy this porblems happend but it doesnt happend when i switch to https://ibb.co/3m44bYs i used this same monitor with vga in my old pc and it was running 1600x900 @75hz but now with the displayport adapter cause GTX 1650 doesnt have a vga port

i would appreciate a quick answer or even a solution

[Princess Luna]

What monitor are you using exactly? Adding it's model and specs is helpful.

 

Your computer has iGPU, does it work fine with it? Did you install the nVidia latest drivers fresh new? As in was there no other video card on this system prior?

[LIGMA YT]

i have a lenovo ls1951, yes the igpu is working fine bcs it has the vga port, the drivers are updated manually to the latest ones

[Biomecanoid]

8 minutes ago, LIGMA YT said:

i bought a HP i5 4590 upto 3.7 Ghz 8Gb ram 500gb HDD 256 SDD zotac GTX 1650 GDDR6

https://ibb.co/HV3B5yy this porblems happend but it doesnt happend when i switch to https://ibb.co/3m44bYs i used this same monitor with vga in my old pc and it was running 1600x900 @75hz but now with the displayport adapter cause GTX 1650 doesnt have a vga port

i would appreciate a quick answer or even a solution

Assuming that everything is physically connected properly out of range problem means not supported resolution/refresh rate by the monitor, or bad/wrong drivers

[LIGMA YT]

Just now, Biomecanoid said:

Assuming that everything is physically connected properly out of range problem means not supported resolution/refresh rate by the monitor, or bad/wrong drivers

the drivers are manually installed from nvidia's website and correct.

[Biomecanoid]

Just now, LIGMA YT said:

i have a lenovo ls1951, yes the igpu is working fine bcs it has the vga port, the drivers are updated manually to the latest ones

In some computers you have to disable the igpu for the gpu in the pcie slot to work.

[LIGMA YT]

Just now, Biomecanoid said:

In some computers you have to disable the igpu for the gpu in the pcie slot to work.

for that how is it done??

[Biomecanoid]

Just now, LIGMA YT said:

for that how is it done??

In the Bios

[LIGMA YT]

Just now, Biomecanoid said:

In the Bios

i have hp how can i access the bios, i have to restart pc and click what button exactly?

[Princess Luna]

I have looked up on google and I cannot seem to find a lenovo ls1951 that actually has DisplayPort. How exactly is the video card connected to it? Are you using an adapter? If so... what kind of adapter?

[Biomecanoid]

14 minutes ago, LIGMA YT said:

i have hp how can i access the bios, i have to restart pc and click what button exactly?

It says which button to push while its booting you just have to be quick to see it.

could be F2 F12 Del it depends

[LIGMA YT]

1 minute ago, Princess Luna said:

I have looked up on google and I cannot seem to find a lenovo ls1951 that actually has DisplayPort. How exactly is the video card connected to it? Are you using an adapter?

yes i have a displayport to vga adapter

[LIGMA YT]

1 minute ago, Biomecanoid said:

It says which button to push while its booting you just have to be quick to see it.

could be F2 F12 Del it depends

i have disabled the igpu but the problem is still there https://ibb.co/T8wzSmH

[Biomecanoid]

1 minute ago, LIGMA YT said:

yes i have a displayport to vga adapter

The adapter could be your problem you should have mentioned that earlier

[LIGMA YT]

Just now, Biomecanoid said:

The adapter could be your problem you should have mentioned that earlier

how exactly should i plug my monitor to my pc it has only vga and dvi

[Princess Luna]

1 minute ago, LIGMA YT said:

yes i have a displayport to vga adapter

What kind of adapter it is? I'm afraid that is your issue, if it's a passive adapter then it will not work regardless what you do since DisplayPort is a digital signal while VGA is an analogic signal.

 

You need an active adapter which is quite rare or for a better solution since the monitor seems to support DVI (which is a digital signal) is use a DP to DVI cable.