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Tech Support posts are only permitted on Mondays. Welcome to the largest community for Microsoft Windows, the world's most popular computer operating system!. But the GT1030 defaults to low res and offers no other options, other than hand-entering custom resolutions, which I am loath to do. With a different card, the same computer, LCD, and DVI cable, no problems. If I clobber the right driver and force Windows to use a generic one briefly, the resolution IMPROVES, ironically. Since I DO have the dual link DVI cable, it works with the Apple 30" monitors at full resolution with a different video card (GTX780Ti), I think the issue is software, and hence may be similar to what this poster was asking. I think, but am not sure that the issue is the exact driver for my GT1030 fails, with no luck. Depending on the video card, Windows 10, with the proper driver installed for the video card, and with a video card which supports up to 2560x1600 through Dual link DVI cabling, on an Apple 30", can limit you to 1280x800 resolution, and consider that "recommended".
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