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  1. girarae
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    When I pressed Install it says
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  3. Lomai
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    Hi

    Could you post your system specs please i.e. Make and model of PC ? - we are aware of the monitor, video card

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  4. Petey7
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    Do you have the NVIDIA control panel in the notification area. As I mentioned before, some people with that resolution have to put it in as a custom resolution (not sure how to actually do this).

    EDIT: found a small guide on the NVIDIA website: http://www.nvidia.com/object/custom_resolutions.html

    You'll need to figure out the refresh rate for your monitor.
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  6. girarae
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    OS:Windows 7 Ultimate
    Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2200 @2.20GHz 2.20GHz
    Ram: 3.00GB
    System Type: 32 bit operating system
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  7. thefabe
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    Petey7 said:
    Do you have the NVIDIA control panel in the notification area. As I mentioned before, some people with that resolution have to put it in as a custom resolution (not sure how to actually do this).
    You would go to control panel>Nvidia control panel>change resolution>customize>create custom resolution>enter the horizontal Pixels>vertical Pixels>color depth and refesh rate that your Lcd is rated as> then test.
    Have you tried going through the device manager install? Fabe
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  8. Petey7
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    Figured out what you need to put in. 1360x768, 60 Hertz, 32-bit color. This should solve the resolution problem, without needing the monitor driver.
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  10. girarae
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    @Fabe yes

    I don't know why but after going to the control panel>Pressed Customize>checked 'enable resolutions not exposed by display'>pressed 1360x768 at 100hz(32bit)>clicked on 1360x768>apply and it worked
    But the problem now is Just Cause 2 because it's still saying out of range
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  11. thefabe
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    Do you have any other games installed and if so do they work at that resolution? Trying to see if it's game specfic. Fabe
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  12. girarae
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    Only Just Cause 2.
    Left 4 dead 2 works fine.
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  13. Petey7
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    The problem I see now is your monitor is not designed to operate at a 100hz refresh rate. It is designed for a 60hz refresh rate. You can read the specifics for your monitor here: Lg Monitor Ch.lm84k w1941s-Pft
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