But, by means of a working windows configuration and PowerStrip you can also configure 2560x1440 at 55 Hz (with reduced blanking). With the system tool of Linux only a maximum of 2560x1440 at 30 Hz (with noticeable delays) was possible. the Fujitsu P27-T just stopped flickering in "Office" mode. If the image is distorted or flickers heavily, it might help to fiddle around with the monitor settings. If it is still not listed after the first reboot, repeat the procedure. But, it did not appear in the Windows dialog until we rebooted the computer. However, if you select "CVT-RB" (Reduced Blank) as Timing Standard, 2560x1440 at 55 Hz (55 p) is possible.
With the "GTF" timing setting, only a maximum of 30 Hz was possible in our test. The driver complains that the bandwidth via HDMI is too low for a resolution of 2560x1440 at 60 Hz. You need to manually add a new resolution to the Intel driver (Display -> Custom Resolutions) to use a resolution of 2560x1440 via HDMI. Tested with: Asus N56VM pre-sample and Fujitsu P27T-6 27-inch display with 2560x1440. With AMD and NVIDIA's pricing causing some misery among gamers, particularly for cutting-edge RTX 4000 and RDNA 3 graphics cards, Intel is starting to ease price pressures in the way we hoped might happen when we first heard about Team Blue's entry into the discrete GPU world.Īnd okay, Intel may not be up there with AMD in the desktop graphics card arena just yet - despite some recent stats from an analyst firm that suggested otherwise, which turned out to be wrong - but it's catching Team Red with some speed, and could soon be making even faster progress.Status: successful, 2560x1440 55 Hz tested When Alchemist graphics cards first arrived, the Intel driver was a seriously shaky weak point, but that situation has changed - and coupled with falling prices, Team Blue's desktop GPUs are slowly becoming a more tempting proposition. In recent times, we've seen a whole load of big upticks in performance with certain games, and better overall stability from the Arc drivers too. What makes Intel's Arc Alchemist GPUs even more tempting these days is that slowly but surely, Team Blue is honing the graphics drivers to improve them substantially.
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