You may also want to use a monitor alongside a gaming laptop. High quality graphics are super important when you’re playing and the gaming monitors sometimes sold with PCs are pretty rubbish.

So many games are enhanced with great graphics, there are always Asus deals to be had (no need to wait for Black Friday 2020) and there's a massive range to choose from. I couldn't find anything to change the resolution in the AMD Settings Panel.Now's a great time to buy a new PC gaming monitor. The 'Active Signal Resolution' set itself to 1366 x 768. I connected the monitor to a friends' laptop (Win10, Intel processor and graphics) and it worked instantly without having to change anything. Which also doesn't make sense, since I choose 1366 x 768, which is the recommended resolution for the monitor. Try a different combination of display settings.' 'The display settings to be saved are invalid. I click OK on that message and then a second one pops up: Which doesn't make sense, since I have admin rights. You might not have the required permission to change these settings'. ''Display' from control panel couldn't change the display settings.

I followed these steps ( ) to change it (click on 'List All Modes' and then choose the right resolution) but then I get two error messages (tried my best to translate those since my Windows is in German): I changed the screen resolution (to the recommended 1366 x 768 for the monitor), but under 'Advanced Display Settings' only the Desktop resolution is 1366 x 768, while 'Active Signal Resolution' remains at 1920 x 1080. I have a Huawei Matebook D (Ryzen 5, Vega 8, Win10), I'm trying to connect an older monitor which only displays 'out of range'.

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