3007WFP-HC, 2560x1600, must be PC DVI-D DL out port

Chris,

I have the same monitor and a DVI-D DL cable.  I have a Dell Inc. Latitude E5450 in a Dell lap dock that has two DVI-D DL ports, and two DP ports.

I've connected the DVI-D cable to port 1 on the lap dock. The max resolution I can get is 1280x800.

I followed some directions I found online for adding a custom resolution to the Intel Graphics Control Panel and it always tells my my configuration exceeds maximum bandwidth.

When I look up the chip on Intel's website, it says the 5500 will support 2560x1600.

What's the problem?

Chris,

I tried an old GeForce 8800 GTS which has DVI-D DL ports and it worked. Thanks.

SLooper,

Perhaps your dock is just converting a display port signal and you are getting a similar issue to what I was getting with the converters.

It looks like this Dell implementation of the Intel chip does not have enough memory for that resolution. I moved the 3007 over to a desktop PC with a Radeon 7xxx with 2gig of ram and it came right up in full resolution.

Hi Chris,

I know this post is a few years old, but hoping you could help me. I also have an old 3007WFP monitor and I want to connect it to my new Alienware Aurora, with Nvidia 1080TI card (which only has DisplayPort and HDMI outputs). A Dell rep suggested this adapter: http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-adapter-displayport-to-dvi-dual-link/apd/470-aanw/tv-home-theater 

Will that work to display the 2560 x 1600 resolution?

Thanks,

Claudia

Not for this monitor. It should work on other Dell monitors.

OK. I will try it anyway and report back the results.

Claudia - 

did the DP-DVI-D adapter work? did you try the HDMI output? 

I too have this 2007 Dell 3007WFP-HC monitor, and trying to hook it up to my Dell Latitude 7480 HDMI out, via a HDMI-DVI Dual link adapter and  DVI-I dual link cable, but resolution maxes at 1280x800. Display works but at that MTV-era resolution. 

Initially i couldn't even add 2560x1600 as a custom resolution but after reading somewhere about bandwidth limitation, I was able to add 2560x1600 at 30p Hz refresh rate as a custom resolution. At that setting the display just blanks and power LED glows red. Boo. 

Wouldn't the HDMI-DVI-DL adapter fully convert all dual link signals? Curious how the "true sensing" monitor is able to detect the adapter, so some specific DVI-D Dual Link signal is missing? 

Thanks

Sree

Hi, does the adapter work?? I have the same problem, I want to use it for my laptop which only has HDMI...

thank you

I have the exact same problem, just bought a new computer with a Nvidia 1080 that only has DP out and HDMI out. I tried to connect my 3007WFP one after another to both with the according adapter. I never could get the full resolution. I think I'll have to buy a new screen, unless someone finds a miraculous solution to that issue.

Moody Maestro,

It is time to move that monitor to an older PC that has DVI-D out port and purchase a newer monitor for yourself.