Plugged my RTX 3070 into my Gentoo linux box and plugged my Apple Cinema HD display into the GPU and it only does 1280x800, won’t do 2560x1600 like my GTX 770 did this morning (and for most of the last ahem eight years lol) The 3070 finds the display, but the only mode listed is 1280x800. Explicitly setting 2560x1600_59.860 (as reported by xrandr --props | edid-decode) results in “No valid modes for 2560… removing” warnings in Xorg.0.log :(
Any help greatly appreciated!! I’ll attach Xorg.conf, Xorg.0.log, xrandr/edid-decode output as followups.
Xorg.0.log: Grrrr attempts to post Xorg.0.log result in “sorry new users can’t post more than three links” perhaps some kind soul will let me know how one is supposed to post logs :)
I think that’s an anti-spam thing to prevent bots from spamming lots of links with new accounts. I’m not super familiar with the admin panel but I think I managed to flag your account as a normal user rather than a “new user” so please try again.
You can attach files to posts using the upload button in the formatting panel at the top of the post editor box.
Edit: Oh, and please run sudo nvidia-bug-report.sh and attach the resulting nvidia-bug-report.log.gz file. That’ll include Xorg.0.log as well as a lot of other information about your setup.
Think I got this sorted, but I’m not sure yet and would appreciate confirmation. Looks like the Apple Cinema HD display needs a dual-port DVI connector (looking at it I thought it was just a normal DVI connector.) So it makes sense that the HDMI–>DVI adaptor I got isn’t going above 1280x800. Does anyone know a way to verify that this is the problem?
Thanks, that makes sense. Because my Apple Cimema HD display has only the DVI-D Dual-link connector, sadly. But luckily I have a DisplayPort to DVI-D Dual-link cable on the way, it should be here tomorrow! I’ll post for the benefit of anyone else looking for solutions to the same problem once I confirm that it works :)