Servers generally don't need 32-bit color, 75Hz refresh, 1600x1200 resolution - or widescreen resolution - especially at the same time, so they generally aren't available all at the same time.  Sometimes higher resolutions require 24-bit color - or even 16, sometimes the drivers don't support widescreen ratios at all - especially on rack servers - because they are attached to 4:3 KVM's.  Most server graphics chips are limited to around 8-16K of video memory. So, if Device Manager is showing it as installed, and you have already explored your settings/options, then yes, you are looking at limitations often associated with server graphics. What exactly are you trying to do?
Hi, I have a problem with the driver of the graphic card embedded on my Poweredge R710 server. I have installed Windows Server 2008 r2, which is an OS that is to be declared as supported by Poweredge R710. I have initiated the installation by the help of the CD came with the server, and performed it with Windows Server 2008 r2 product CD. Everything seems to be OK except for graphic card driver. I have searched for a valid driver for the "Matrox G200" graphic card embedded on my server, and found one from Dell's official site. I have installed it. Windows says that it is working properly, but graphic functionality does not seem to be changed, which is very poor  ! As I made a search through the official web site of Matrox, I have encountered that the driver software of Matrox G200 is not compatible with Windows Server 2008 r2 ! It seems to be compatible only with 2003. So, is there anyone who can help me? Dell says that Poweredge R710 supports Windows Server 2008 r2, whereas Matrox says that the driver of Matrox G200 is not compatible with Windows Server 2008 r2 ! Urgent help please... Elçim Kılıç
Graphic card driver problem - Poweredge R710 with Windows Server 2008 r2