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1. #3440x1440p portal 2 serial number#
2. #3440x1440p portal 2 full#
3. #3440x1440p portal 2 pro#
4. #3440x1440p portal 2 Pc#

Anyway, I loaded the LR Cessna at KLAX with Orbx Cal HD enabled. I changed to setting to 2.24 and run X-Plane with a resolution of I honestly cannot recommend this setting for long, it's a pain for the eyes. I don't know what the effect will be on your second monitor, you may see some unusual behavior, but when you are done testing how X-Plane itself runs, simply go back into the Nvidia control panel and disable the DSR Factors. Why these specific factors? Because 1920x1080 times 2.38 is about the same number of pixels as 3440x1440. In your X-Plane settings you should now see a new higher resolution listed. To get a rough idea, go into your Nvidia control panel and enable "DSR - Factors" 2.25 or 2.5. Many thanks and hope you had a good start into 2021 🙂 There are quite a few additional pixels to display.

#3440x1440p portal 2 Pc#

#3440x1440p portal 2 pro#

I would keep one of the old screens for SimToolkit Pro etc., but X-Plane should run on the main screen with the native resolution. So, I was wondering if my PC could handle a 4k monitor with a resolution of 3440x1440. The main screen displays X-Plane while the other one is used for SimToolkitPro and Navigraph Charts.

#3440x1440p portal 2 full#

Right now, I'm using two Full HD screens with a resolution of 1920x1080 each. When using OrbX the fps is obviously going down a bit, but still very enjoyable. I believe that disable_fw_kms_setup is a very recent addition, so probably currently undocumented.I'm running X-Plane 11.51 with an average of 40fps on my current setup. Will it work on all RPi models or on RPi4 only? Has the current firmware the fix for using detailed timing data from EDID?ĭetailed timing fix is NOT in the release firmware.

Where to find the documentation of "disable_fw_kms_setup=1"? Doing so will leave KMS to do its thing based solely on the EDID, and that should be all good. With the latest firmwares (rpi-update) there is a config.txt option disable_fw_kms_setup=1 that stops the firmware inserting any information onto the command line to try and force resolution selection from KMS (ie a type entry). Unless it is that awkward fuzzy matching of the firmware's EDID parsing that enables an alternate standard timing which is invalid to the monitor. Quite possibly, but it seems odd that it is choosing a totally invalid mode. I think this is the one where the native mode was actually a detailed timing, so might need the firmware detailed timing fix to work by default. Vendor-specific data block, OUI 000c03 (HDMI)ĭetailed mode: Clock 319.750 MHz, 797 mm x 333 mmĭetailed mode: Clock 543.500 MHz, 797 mm x 333 mmĭetailed mode: Clock 241.500 MHz, 797 mm x 333 mmĭetailed mode: Clock 148.500 MHz, 0 mm x 0 mm Monitor ranges (GTF): 50-100Hz V, 30-152kHz H, max dotclock 550MHz Supported color formats: RGB 4:4:4, YCrCb 4:4:4įirst detailed timing is preferred timingĮstablished timings timings mode: Clock 265.250 MHz, 797 mm x 333 mm

#3440x1440p portal 2 serial number#

Manufacturer: SAM Model e26 Serial Number 810693424