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Tiny screen resolution after installing amd gpu driver
Ubuntu 17.10 won't boot after installing amdgpu-pro driver 17.50Stuck in login loop after AMD gpu pro driver install2018 AMD GPU driver situationLogin loop after installing amd driverAMD GPU Pro driver installation fails on Ubuntu 19.04
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my gpu is a sapphire rx580.
when i installed the gpu driver from amds website i reboot to see a very small and unusable screen resolution. i tried to change it in display settings but it causes the gnome settings app to crash. i also tried to restart into ununtu on wayland but it has the same problem.
OS is ubuntu 18.04.2 lts
edit: here is a link to a pic of my whole monitor.
https://i.postimg.cc/pXQw13dv/IMG-20190601-135134178-noexif.jpg
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my gpu is a sapphire rx580.
when i installed the gpu driver from amds website i reboot to see a very small and unusable screen resolution. i tried to change it in display settings but it causes the gnome settings app to crash. i also tried to restart into ununtu on wayland but it has the same problem.
OS is ubuntu 18.04.2 lts
edit: here is a link to a pic of my whole monitor.
https://i.postimg.cc/pXQw13dv/IMG-20190601-135134178-noexif.jpg
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If you see the icons and text very small that neans a higher - likely native, hence recommended -, not "tiny", resolution. What you need to change is the scaling, not the resolution.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 18:44
i can't change it from the settings app. it just crashes.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:20
Again, not the resolution, the scaling.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 19:20
i don't think it's the scaling. check my pic in the edit.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:24
it's definitely the resolution. its at 640x480 and my monitor is 1440.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:27
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my gpu is a sapphire rx580.
when i installed the gpu driver from amds website i reboot to see a very small and unusable screen resolution. i tried to change it in display settings but it causes the gnome settings app to crash. i also tried to restart into ununtu on wayland but it has the same problem.
OS is ubuntu 18.04.2 lts
edit: here is a link to a pic of my whole monitor.
https://i.postimg.cc/pXQw13dv/IMG-20190601-135134178-noexif.jpg
amdgpu-pro
asked Jun 1 at 18:32
Skilo83Skilo83
11 bronze badge
my gpu is a sapphire rx580.
when i installed the gpu driver from amds website i reboot to see a very small and unusable screen resolution. i tried to change it in display settings but it causes the gnome settings app to crash. i also tried to restart into ununtu on wayland but it has the same problem.
OS is ubuntu 18.04.2 lts
edit: here is a link to a pic of my whole monitor.
https://i.postimg.cc/pXQw13dv/IMG-20190601-135134178-noexif.jpg
amdgpu-pro
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If you see the icons and text very small that neans a higher - likely native, hence recommended -, not "tiny", resolution. What you need to change is the scaling, not the resolution.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 18:44
i can't change it from the settings app. it just crashes.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:20
Again, not the resolution, the scaling.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 19:20
i don't think it's the scaling. check my pic in the edit.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:24
it's definitely the resolution. its at 640x480 and my monitor is 1440.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:27
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show 2 more comments
If you see the icons and text very small that neans a higher - likely native, hence recommended -, not "tiny", resolution. What you need to change is the scaling, not the resolution.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 18:44
i can't change it from the settings app. it just crashes.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:20
Again, not the resolution, the scaling.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 19:20
i don't think it's the scaling. check my pic in the edit.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:24
it's definitely the resolution. its at 640x480 and my monitor is 1440.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:27
If you see the icons and text very small that neans a higher - likely native, hence recommended -, not "tiny", resolution. What you need to change is the scaling, not the resolution.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 18:44
If you see the icons and text very small that neans a higher - likely native, hence recommended -, not "tiny", resolution. What you need to change is the scaling, not the resolution.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 18:44
i can't change it from the settings app. it just crashes.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:20
i can't change it from the settings app. it just crashes.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:20
Again, not the resolution, the scaling.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 19:20
Again, not the resolution, the scaling.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 19:20
i don't think it's the scaling. check my pic in the edit.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:24
i don't think it's the scaling. check my pic in the edit.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:24
it's definitely the resolution. its at 640x480 and my monitor is 1440.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:27
it's definitely the resolution. its at 640x480 and my monitor is 1440.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:27
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If you see the icons and text very small that neans a higher - likely native, hence recommended -, not "tiny", resolution. What you need to change is the scaling, not the resolution.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 18:44
i can't change it from the settings app. it just crashes.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:20
Again, not the resolution, the scaling.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jun 1 at 19:20
i don't think it's the scaling. check my pic in the edit.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:24
it's definitely the resolution. its at 640x480 and my monitor is 1440.
– Skilo83
Jun 1 at 19:27