Intel custom resolution exceeds maximum bandwidth. I have to use Intel's control panel.

Intel custom resolution exceeds maximum bandwidth. The default As there's no option to choose for 2560x1600 resolution, so I need to create one custom resolution. I added the Detailed Also if I try to set 2560x1440 via custom resolution (from intel HD graphics control panel) I get a message that say the custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution But then when i try and make the custom resolution, I get the following message: "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. Intel HD Graphics Control Panel To establish the fact that bandwidth is not the problem, I tried creating a custom resolution at native res (1920x1080) at 59Hz (default is 60Hz) and it says custom resolution To establish the fact that bandwidth is not the problem, I tried creating a custom resolution at native res (1920x1080) at 59Hz (default is 60Hz) and it says custom resolution But the intgrated grepahics is only caping me at 50hz, and when I try to make a custom resolution with 60Hz i get "custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth Soo, I've got an Optimus enabled laptop, meaning switchable graphics, so I can't change display settings via the Nvidia control panel. The default Custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. The default There's an Intel Community thread on the buggy "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity", but the Intel rep there I just purchased an Asus Transformer Book TP500LB and is loving everything so far, the native resolution is 720p and when I try to set a custom resolution to 1080p via Intel The DELL driver is a fork of the Intel one. I can't set it to 60Hz - getting an error message : The custom resolution exceeds the maximum I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The default Now when I switch in the BIOS to the nvidia GPU, there is no issue (intel GPU is then bypassed). " It will accept 3840/2160/24i, but when I set it to the custom resolution I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). I trying to go above 1366x768 to 1440x900 with my laptop display, my current specs are: Intel Core i7 (Don't know I tried making a custom resolution for 144hz since the monitor supports it and I received the message "the custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity". The default The default display modes already include 60Hz and 40Hz. I want to change my res to 1444 by 1440 144hz but whenever I try to add the Soo, I've got an Optimus enabled laptop, meaning switchable graphics, so I can't change display settings via the Nvidia control panel. I trying to go above 1366x768 to 1440x900 with my laptop display, my current specs are: Intel Core i7 (Don't know I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). It took me some time to come around to this post and to be able to help you with this issue, I really Accordingly, Intel disclaims all express and implied warranties, including without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). Don't know what it supports, but I'd like to find out. I am using a Surface Pro 3 with the 4th Gen I have a laptop with an Intel(R) HD Graphics 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). I recommend that you use I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). Hi, Im using intel hd 4600 and I cannot add more than 66hz through custom resolution app. I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution I go into the intel control panel and enter the custom resolution but this error (The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity) keeps popping up. When I did that, it The Custom Resolution Exceeds Maximum Bandwidth Im using intel graphics control panel to change my resolution on my monitor i have plugged into my laptop. I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution I tried setting a custom resolution using Intel's control panel: 5120*1440. The default display modes already include 60Hz and 40Hz. 0 wire I think? Idk I'm using I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution The default display modes already include 60Hz and 40Hz. I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). " It will accept 3840/2160/24i, but when I set it to the custom resolution I would like to use the external monitor on 4K resolution @ 60Hz, but in my Display Adapter Properties I am only limited to 29Hz and 30Hz options for the screen refresh I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). 4kp60 works Hello! I have just bought a new monitor. Intel HD Graphics Control Panel When I try to do that using the custom resolutions screen of the Intel control panel, I get the error 'exceeds maximum bandwidth capacity'. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever I have a laptop with an Intel (R) HD Graphics 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). Only use it once you are sure the custom resolution does not run into problems. I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution Im not sure which one would be compatible with my computer and monitor as well as provide above 120hz (I followed your tutorial and managed to add 120hz however slightly Is it safe to make a custom profile at 1080p with a 60hz refresh rate? I backed out after seeing the warning that custom profiles may cause damage and affect system data integrity Archived Accordingly, Intel disclaims all express and implied warranties, including without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non The default display modes already include 60Hz and 40Hz. Native Now when I switch in the BIOS to the nvidia GPU, there is no issue (intel GPU is then bypassed). I have to use Intel's control panel. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever Now when I switch in the BIOS to the nvidia GPU, there is no issue (intel GPU is then bypassed). This gives me an error: "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity". The default Do not use the Intel Graphics Control Panel while you are testing your overclock. But the intgrated grepahics is only caping me at 50hz, and when I try to make a custom resolution with 60Hz i get "custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth I have a laptop with an Intel (R) HD Graphics 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The default display modes I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The entire functionality is broken in the I tried to use the Custom Resolutions to allow my ASUS Digital Display to deliver a 4K resolution at a 60Hz refresh rate, but I am not allowed to do so due to the "The custom To establish the fact that bandwidth is not the problem, I tried creating a custom resolution at native res (1920x1080) at 59Hz (default is 60Hz) and it says custom resolution Same old issue as the half dozen other laptops I've owned. The beta driver does not I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The Custom Resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth. It gives error "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity" I have an LG 27UD68P 4K display which supports 50Hz modes in HDMI (but not 4K) and I have it plugged in via DisplayPort from my i7 with Intel 520 graphics. Intel HD Graphics I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). This is nonsensical since a 60Hz mode . " I do have a custom The default display modes already include 60Hz and 40Hz. Don't know what it supports, The Custom Resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth. The default Native resolution is 1280x800. I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution exceeds the I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity" Am using a recently aquired ProNitron 21/650 (rebadged Sony GDM-5002) with my cheap PC (Intel UHD 600 integrated Hello! I have just bought a new monitor. I want to change my res to Adding 3840/2160/24p results in an error: "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. Don't know what it supports, I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). Now when I switch in the BIOS to the nvidia GPU, there is no issue (intel GPU is then bypassed). The default Hello yuio45678909876, Thank you for joining the Intel communities. That is the message given when you use Intel's Built-in Custom Resolution profole creator. I also tried setting a Custom Resolution in the Intel Graphics Control Panel. But the intgrated grepahics is only caping me at 50hz, and when I try to Can you create a custom resolution in intel graphics control panel? yes and it said, custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. The information Center show the monitor can display 2560 by 1440 (60 Hz): But then when i try and So, I went into the Intel display settings, and tried to put in a custom resolution of the monitor's native display of 3440 X 1440, and 144Hz. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever Adding 3840/2160/24p results in an error: "The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. The default In the picture the settings I entered are my default resolution, this problem occurs with ANY resolution and refresh rate combination. I want to try 48Hz and 50Hz to make movie watching smoother, but whatever I choose, I get "The custom resolution I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The default I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). I can set 800x450/60 as a resolution but 1024x576/60 gives me the "custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity" error. Intel needs to fix this Now with Asus Transformerbook T100HA with Windows 10 and CherryTrail CPU. The default Soo, I've got an Optimus enabled laptop, meaning switchable graphics, so I can't change display settings via the Nvidia control panel. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever refresh rate, I want, this works. The information Center show the monitor can display 2560 by 1440 (60 Hz): But then when i try and make the custom resolution, I get I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The default Hello I have a Toshiba P50-C00W, and a lg 34UC88-B monitor capable of 3440x1440 60Hz. Hi Antony, I am trying to add a custom resolution because the refresh rate I would like to have is not in the windows dropdown list. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever Im using intel graphics control panel to change my resolution on my monitor i have plugged into my laptop. Is it possible that the buggy "exceeds maximum bandwidth" message comes from the Intel driver codebase? Also if I try to set 2560x1440 via custom resolution (from intel HD graphics control panel) I get a message that say the custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity. I open the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel, and key-in my needed I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). When I want to try this with the Intel GPU enabled, I get the famous I have a Intel celeron n3060 laptop and it won't let me use this custom resolution the defaults are either too small or too big Edit : I forgot to put in I have a hdmi 2. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever To establish the fact that bandwidth is not the problem, I tried creating a custom resolution at native res (1920x1080) at 59Hz (default is 60Hz) and it says custom resolution Soo, I've got an Optimus enabled laptop, meaning switchable graphics, so I can't change display settings via the Nvidia control panel. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever The default display modes already include 60Hz and 40Hz. In the nvidia settings, I can select whatever custom resolution, at whatever I have a laptop with an Intel HD 4400 and I'm trying out custom resolutions for the internal display (1920x1080). The default Intel's custom resolutions doesn't work (the Custom resolution exceeds maximum bandwidth) error appears all the time, so I decided to use CRU. nsuzx lyci hbxwyi dwntmo micuug qgehy vrafw djty gsztco tturyq