Here's a suggested patch for the problem. The patch looks for the use of
the EDID related options in all the pertinent sections and only adds the
option UseEDIDFreqs if none are present and no monitor frequencies are
specified. Comments are added to alert the owner that the option should
be removed should it be desirable to override the monitor returned
frequency values.  The option, and the comments, are automatically
removed by displayconfig-gtk should the computer owner select new
settings.

** Attachment added: "Patch to nvidia.py in Restricted Manager"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10241458/nvidia.py.diffs151141

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When switching from nv to nvidia driver lose screen resolution; nvidia doesn't 
use EDID freq. data even though that data is correct
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151141
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