Ni supplied hdmi to vga converter

I hope this is right board, my apologies if its not.
Has anyone else had a problem with screen resolutions when using the hdmi to vga converter supplied with a 8133 controller?
the controllers gpu (ati radeon e2400) is more than capable of 2048*(i forget now)
I have a iiyama prolite x2472hd which again is more than capable
through the adaptor (hdmi to vga) i get 1600* 900 @60Hz. highest resolution and I can get it upto 1920*1080 but the refresh makes it unusable.
If i use the controller without the adaptor i get 1920*1080 at 70Hz (i believe it will show at higher resolutions).
if you want want high resolutions from pxi controllers do not use the supplied adaptor
i wanted to post this problem with the solution so other people could find some info as there is little around but any comments greatly appreciated
Please remember to accept any solutions and give kudos, Thanks
LV 8.6.1, LV2010,LV2011SP1, FPGA, Win7

Hi Exactly i have the same issue,i am also looking for the solution,if people have the solution ,pls come out..

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