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| 12 Sep 2010 | #1 |
| | Custom Resolution Help Hopefully someone can help me with this, I suck at graphics stuff. I have an nvidia geforce gts 360m. On the nvidia product page it says it can support up to 2048x1536. So, I'd like to add this as a custom resolutions..but every time I try, it doesn't pass the custom mode test...and I don't know what settings to mess with to get it to work. I'd really love some advice from someone that knows what they are doing  I have the most up to date driver. |
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| 12 Sep 2010 | #2 |
| | I believe the reason your not passing the test is your exceeding the native resolution of your monitor/screen. Even though the card is capable of your posted resolution doesn't mean that your monitor/screen can handle it. You can check out this tutorial on how to force DVI/HDMI resolutions and refresh rates. Caution exceeding your displays native refresh rate can damage the display. Fabe Force DVI/HDMI resolutions and refresh rates Last edited by thefabe; 13 Sep 2010 at 12:48 AM.. Reason: spelling |
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