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Catleap/QNIX/Tempest/X-Star monitor .inf files |
04-17-2017, 12:00 AM (Last edited: 11-24-2019, 05:12 PM by ToastyX) |
| Catleap/QNIX/Tempest/X-Star monitor .inf files These monitor .inf files are required for some games to recognize higher refresh rates when adding custom resolutions using the NVIDIA control panel. They are not required when using CRU or with AMD, but they can be installed anyway to change the monitor name listed in Device Manager. The files can also be edited with Notepad to set whatever name you want. Catleap Q270: catleap.zip QNIX QX2710: qnix.zip Tempest X270OC: tempest.zip X-Star DP2710: x-star.zip The .inf files are not digitally signed and can only be installed with driver signature enforcement disabled: Start menu > Settings (cogwheel icon) > Update & security > Recovery (on the left) > Restart now (on the right under 'Advanced startup') > Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart > Press 7 Install using Device Manager: Monitors > Right-click 'Generic PnP Monitor' > Update driver > Browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer > Have Disk... > Browse for the .inf file > OK > Next > Install this driver software anyway After installing, restart to enable driver signature enforcement again. A message from ToastyX: |
07-09-2019, 12:52 AM (Last edited: 07-09-2019, 01:18 AM by LiduN) |
RE: Catleap/QNIX/Tempest/X-Star monitor .inf files (04-17-2017 12:00 AM)ToastyX Wrote: These monitor .inf files are required for some games to recognize higher refresh rates when adding custom resolutions using the NVIDIA control panel. They are not required when using CRU or with AMD, but they can be installed anyway to change the monitor name listed in Device Manager. The files can also be edited with Notepad to set whatever name you want. Are any of these suitable for a CrossOver 2730MD ? *Note that I've changed the original TCON+PCB since my initial purchase (following an accidental piercing of my PCB while trying to fit in some custom vesa mount) So my my new kit is as follow: T-CON board is the one for LM270WQ1-SDA2 PCB is one that fit both LM270WQ1-SDE3+SDB3 (my panel is an SDB3) Why using an SDA2 TCON ? (I couldnt find an SDB3 one, and the backlight cable pin arrangement of SDA2 and SDB3 are exactly the same). I do use a 4pin-to-12pin converter tho. So all of this implies that don't have the original multi-input display interfaces (DVI-D+HDMI+VGA) anymore. I'm rather now on a single (DP) one. Full detail of kit used: http://vi.vipr.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBayISAPI...1094773628 (plain HTML page, no ebay site wrapper) My current monitor.inf file is bloated with tons of irrelevent data meant for other monitor. My device manager (im on Win7) displays my monitor as being a Generic PnP Monitor, with the following related HW/Device ID: Hardware ID: MONITORAPP9CB5 Compatible IDs: *PNP09FF Device Class GUID: {4d36e96e-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318} Manufacturer: (Standard monitor types) Physical Device Object Name: Device00000085 Bus Type GUID: {c6ca0d74-e43b-4abd-a63a-4bd2ad319d60} Display Name: Generic PnP Monitor Device Instance Path: DISPLAYAPP9CB55&830D3D5&0&UID1048851 Driver Node Strong Name: monitor.inf:Generic.NTamd64:PnPMonitor.Install:6.1.7601.23403:*pnp09ff Matching Device ID: *pnp09ff Rank of Installed Driver: 00FF2000 The whole thing is running off an EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC on a slightly slimmed-down (partially unbloated) NVIDIA driver v430.86 on Windows 7 SP1 x64 I'd have tons more spec to provide, but I feel like it's getting loaded with irrelevent stuff for the question, so I'll wait for a sign from you first @ToastyX Thanks ! |
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| RE: Catleap/QNIX/Tempest/X-Star monitor .inf files The .inf files will work with any 2560x1440 monitor, but you only need to install a monitor .inf if you plan on adding higher refresh rates with the NVIDIA control panel. Have you checked if the TCON+PCB will accept and display higher refresh rates correctly? |
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