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<blockquote data-quote="BlueMax1916" data-source="post: 856997" data-attributes="member: 30294">The utility reads the information that is coming from the screen. Not more and not less. It is not important what your screen size (diameter) actually is as long as the other information is right. Maybe Samsung just copies these data from one model to another and does not adapt some data. Screen resolutions and refresh rates is what you are looking for. You could save this information now into an .inf file and use this in Windows. For me it worked. I had some vital screen resolutions and refresh rates not showing up in Nvidia Control Panel. For example 1080i 25Hz was not listed and I had stutter exactly at that resolution and refresh rate. Other combinations had the same problem. After applying the .inf file those problems went away. No stutter. My TV was listed as PnP Monitor in device manager. Windows simply did not read out all the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_display_identification_data" target="_blank">EDID (Wikipedia link)</a> information that came over the HDMI cable.&nbsp;By the way ATI graphics cards have problems reading and interpreting EDID data coming from Philips TV. That is a long-lasting driver bug resulting in weird colours. I experienced that with an E350 mainboard and finally had to change to Intel/Nvidia combo to cure the problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BlueMax1916, post: 856997, member: 30294"] The utility reads the information that is coming from the screen. Not more and not less. It is not important what your screen size (diameter) actually is as long as the other information is right. Maybe Samsung just copies these data from one model to another and does not adapt some data. Screen resolutions and refresh rates is what you are looking for. You could save this information now into an .inf file and use this in Windows. For me it worked. I had some vital screen resolutions and refresh rates not showing up in Nvidia Control Panel. For example 1080i 25Hz was not listed and I had stutter exactly at that resolution and refresh rate. Other combinations had the same problem. After applying the .inf file those problems went away. No stutter. My TV was listed as PnP Monitor in device manager. Windows simply did not read out all the [URL='https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_display_identification_data']EDID (Wikipedia link)[/URL] information that came over the HDMI cable. By the way ATI graphics cards have problems reading and interpreting EDID data coming from Philips TV. That is a long-lasting driver bug resulting in weird colours. I experienced that with an E350 mainboard and finally had to change to Intel/Nvidia combo to cure the problem. [/QUOTE]

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