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I am quite new to Ubuntu and just booted recently it onto my built PC from a USB Stick. Everything works but the screen resolution is at 480x680.

I tried:

  • Going into Display, but the only options I have is 480 x 680.
  • I did xrandr - s 2560x1440 (my resolution) and it says my min is 480x680, current is 480x680, and max 480x680... ah?!
  • I looked at similar posts but they do not seem to apply to me. I am not running Virtual Box, and do not have any other OS but the current version of Ubuntu.

(I also checked drivers, yet the only one I have is: "Using Processor microcode firmware for Intel CPU from intel-microcode. Also, my mobo is from MSI H110M, graphics card NVIDA GTX 1060, and CPU Intel i5 6600.)

I hope to be able to use Ubuntu! Any help appreciated. Thanks!!

Justin Jung
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You need to install your Nvidia drivers, either opensource (from Ubuntu) or proprietary (from Nvidia).

Read this question: How do I install the Nvidia driver for a GeForce GT 630

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