I’m running a EVGA Geforce GTX 1060 graphics card with a maximum resolution 7680x4320 and a Phillips BDM4037U 4K monitor with a native/default resolution of 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz. When running BootIt in BIOS the maximum resolution offered is 1024 x 768. When running BootIt UI there are option buttons for resolutions up to 2560 x 1440.
The problem is that the buttons to select 1920 x 1080 and 2560 x 1440 are not selectable, they appear but are greyed out and non responsive.
Why is this? Or better still can anyone tell me how to rectify this so I can select and use the higher resolutions because I assure you 1080 x 1024, the max I can select, looks lousy on a 40 inch 4K monitor.
Different resolutions may be available depending on whether the system has Secure Boot enabled or not. If it's disabled and enabling it isn't a problem, you could try that. On an ASUS board I use, enabling Secure Boot allows the 2560x1440 resolution (I usually also disable CSM and set Secure Boot to Windows mode when I change it). With Secure Boot disabled the max is 1024x768.
Thanks for the info, I’ve just tried all the variations I can think of with secure boot and csm on and off but unfortunately nothing made any difference. Looks like I’m stuck with a blocky display.
Good idea but unfortunately I am already using a 1.2 display port,, hmmm I wonder if I can get the higher res using HDMI instead. I'll check if my graphics card supports HDMI and then look for a cable when I get time. Thanks for the input
I tried using “list uefi videomodes” and it lists all the resolutions I can select and then two extra that I cannot select namely
Mode 005 1600 x 1200 And Mode 006 1920 x 1440
In fact these resolutions appear nowhere else that I can find, certainly not in the display options even as greyed out non selectable items..
From this I suspect those video modes are actually available on my machine, if that is the case could you, pretty, pretty please, tell me how do I force BootIt UI to use one of these resolutions?