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Does anyone know where to find out which graphic cards support
1024x576 resolution. This is 16:9 widescreen. I have tried looking on nVidia and ATI, but I cannot seem to find out which cards support it and which don't. e |
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"Edward van Kuik" wrote in message
om... Does anyone know where to find out which graphic cards support 1024x576 resolution. This is 16:9 widescreen. I have tried looking on nVidia and ATI, but I cannot seem to find out which cards support it and which don't. By default? Probably none. But the drivers to most modern cards can support custom resolutions, which can be created via utilities such as Powerstrip. For example, I run several completely custom 1.55:1 resolutions for my Sony FW900 monitor on my ATI video card. - Daniel |
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"Edward van Kuik" wrote in message om... Does anyone know where to find out which graphic cards support 1024x576 resolution. This is 16:9 widescreen. I have tried looking on nVidia and ATI, but I cannot seem to find out which cards support it and which don't. e My ATI all in wonder is currently running at 1024 by 768, which might be as close as you can get. Looks great on my 16/9 btw(but I think it will only output 800 by 600) |
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Choose 1280x720 its a far more common 16:9 res
"Edward van Kuik" wrote in message om... Does anyone know where to find out which graphic cards support 1024x576 resolution. This is 16:9 widescreen. I have tried looking on nVidia and ATI, but I cannot seem to find out which cards support it and which don't. e |
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