This will sound weird, but see if there's a monitor driver for your monitor. Not that any monitor really needs one, they're just a set of specs for your computer to follow (ie. resolutions, max refresh, etc). Usually the generic monitor driver windows provides is fine. But if you're having an issue like that it couldn't hurt to get the one from the manufacturer if there is one.
Why can't I set 1680x1050
I can only set 1400x1050 with games, while my native monitor is 1680x1050 and desktop runs perfectly with it...
Could someone explain, or give me a way so I CAN enable it ingames?
Thanks.
Could someone explain, or give me a way so I CAN enable it ingames?
Thanks.
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Ah, true, I hadn't noticed what games he was trying to run. I'm used to everything new now.....a driver won't add resolutions to a game which the game does not support
That said, you can hack many older games to run unsupported resolutions.
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