Mac mini + ASUS VW192s - not correct detected !

Hi.
ASUS VW192s detect on Mac mini as Standart VGA monitor without wide resolution 1440x900 !. How fix it ?

Try SwitchRes X to build the missing resolution as a custom resolution.
http://www.madrau.com
I recommend the SwitchRes X Control Panel version over the full version for your application.

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