1080p monitor not recognized on Pi 3

[wolfman]

Hi @teslas_moustache,

boot up your unit and then look on the monitor for the reset function (preferably "Auto") and see if that solves it for you?.

I've had a couple of problems on my normal PC where the res changes randomly and I just reset the monitor and the res is fine after that!.

See also:

HDMI on RPi UbuntuMATE

Hi Michael, take a look here and check out this section: “Hardware accelerated video”, it might help you?:

Referred link:

Ubuntu MATE 15.04 for Raspberry Pi 2

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