
Help with Screen Resoultion!
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tylerscool
, Feb 07 2009 01:14 AM
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Posted 07 February 2009 - 01:14 AM

#2
Posted 15 February 2009 - 04:31 PM

The maxumum resolution from a GTX 260 or 280 graphics card is way less than you expect !
Max res is 2560 x 1600 from a dvi connection and 2048 x 1536 from a vga.
I have 2 quad core pcs, one with an ATI 4870, and one with an Nvidea 9600GT. I also have a brand new 26" monitor and the maximum resolution i can get out of either card is 1920 x 1200.Its the monitor size that dictates the resolution, , NOT the graphics card.
Graphics cards automatically detect what size monitor screen is being used and sets up the maximum resolution in its control centre , , whatever it says in its control centre is the true maximum.
I cannot speak for people who run 2 cards in SLI or crossfire configuration , , maybe that will allow much bigger reslolutions to be used, , but for a single card , , the above maximums appear to be the norm !
With vista, go to control panel, , select personalisation, the at the bottom, click on display settings. From there you will see a slider and that will allow you to move it and try/test different resolutions, , however, , whatever it says is the maximum, , is the maximum !
Good luck , , kev

Max res is 2560 x 1600 from a dvi connection and 2048 x 1536 from a vga.
I have 2 quad core pcs, one with an ATI 4870, and one with an Nvidea 9600GT. I also have a brand new 26" monitor and the maximum resolution i can get out of either card is 1920 x 1200.Its the monitor size that dictates the resolution, , NOT the graphics card.
Graphics cards automatically detect what size monitor screen is being used and sets up the maximum resolution in its control centre , , whatever it says in its control centre is the true maximum.
I cannot speak for people who run 2 cards in SLI or crossfire configuration , , maybe that will allow much bigger reslolutions to be used, , but for a single card , , the above maximums appear to be the norm !
With vista, go to control panel, , select personalisation, the at the bottom, click on display settings. From there you will see a slider and that will allow you to move it and try/test different resolutions, , however, , whatever it says is the maximum, , is the maximum !
Good luck , , kev
Edited by rxkevco, 15 February 2009 - 04:51 PM.
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