The D620 had an option for a higher-resolution screen, which you don't have -- and whatever you used for diagnostics isn't all that reliable. SEC is Samsung, not Seiko-Epson.
As I posted, I think that the BIOS not allowing higher resolution and couse of that moninfo reads just 1280x800 but I'm not shore!!! So, what is this option for higher resolution. Tell me about it! Pls.........
go online and enter your service tag and look up original configuration. You will see what resolution your system was purchased with. To go to a higher resolution requires buying a different LCD display and I don't know if Dell will do that or not.
kirkd
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September 7th, 2010 17:00
The info you printed says the native resolution is 1280x800, not 900. Therefore you can not get to a 900 pixel resolution.
ejn63
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September 7th, 2010 19:00
The D620 had an option for a higher-resolution screen, which you don't have -- and whatever you used for diagnostics isn't all that reliable. SEC is Samsung, not Seiko-Epson.
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September 9th, 2010 07:00
As I posted, I think that the BIOS not allowing higher resolution and couse of that moninfo reads just 1280x800 but I'm not shore!!! So, what is this option for higher resolution. Tell me about it! Pls.........
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September 9th, 2010 08:00
go online and enter your service tag and look up original configuration. You will see what resolution your system was purchased with. To go to a higher resolution requires buying a different LCD display and I don't know if Dell will do that or not.
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September 9th, 2010 09:00
You're not listening to the replies. You have a 1200X800 screen - if you want 1440X 900, you must replace the display panel.
If you look up the specs for your panel with Samsung, you will see.