Is this on your AL1715 Monitor?
I didn't think that monitor had a DVI input.
I didn't think that monitor had a DVI input.
DVI output of onboard GPU not working
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Yes, I have tried unplugging the onboard graphics card.
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The cable works, it outputs a picture fine when I used the DVI output of a card, and the GPU apparently works since the analog output is fine.
Originally Posted by sillymansam have you tried unplugging the card or have tested the cable? |
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The cable works, it outputs a picture fine when I used the DVI output of a card, and the GPU apparently works since the analog output is fine.
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Looking at the monitor, I see it is was release with and without the DVI connector. My mistake.
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Looking at the manual for your MOBO, shows that the VGA output and the DVI output are independant, (controlled by independant display controllers) so output on the VGA connector does not necessarily mean that the DVI controller is working.
I also did some looking re: ATI 3300 IG and ubuntu. Apparantly this DVI problem used to be/and possibly still is a problem with the Drivers for ubuntu.
Some of the posts I read in the Ubuntu forums were somewhat old, but some from Sept/October this yesr suggest there are driver fixes available. Not knowing that much about your OS, possibly someone else with more knowledge can point you in the right direction on the different drivers available to correct the issue.
Originally Posted by bomfunk Yea, it is. It definitely does have one, and I've used it before and it's worked fine. |
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Originally Posted by bomfunk The cable works, it outputs a picture fine when I used the DVI output of a card, and the GPU apparently works since the analog output is fine. |
I also did some looking re: ATI 3300 IG and ubuntu. Apparantly this DVI problem used to be/and possibly still is a problem with the Drivers for ubuntu.
Some of the posts I read in the Ubuntu forums were somewhat old, but some from Sept/October this yesr suggest there are driver fixes available. Not knowing that much about your OS, possibly someone else with more knowledge can point you in the right direction on the different drivers available to correct the issue.
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