Samsung SME1920x can't get max resolution

Hello - I'm running a new Mac Mini with dual displays: Samsung 192N via VGA connection, and a Samsung SME1920x with an HDMI to DVI cable. In theory, the SME1920x can do 1900x1080, but the most I can select via the control panel is 1366x768. The Mini recognizes the monitor as a SME1920, but doesn't offer the higher resolution.
any ideas? thanks very much!

Whoops! Ok, so I'm tired, lol...just realized that the higher resolution was for a different monitor that I was considering buying...the SME 1920x is actually running at its peak resolution.
sorry!

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