Monitor resolution issue

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  1. TakeMeAsIAm
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    are you sure that if I pick that resolution it will give me the option to revert back?
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  3. TakeMeAsIAm
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    are you sure that it will give me the option to revert back if the resolution can't be displayed? I don't wanna **** my monitor
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  4. rvcjew
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    TakeMeAsIAm said:
    are you sure that if I pick that resolution it will give me the option to revert back?
    yes if you hit nothing when that window pops up it will go back if you don't click any of the buttons on that prompt. (Go to 4:03 in the video)
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  6. TakeMeAsIAm
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    are you sure that I will have the option to revert back if the resolution can't be displayed?
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  7. rvcjew
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    yes that's what that window is for. once it trys to come up if you just see balc are a screen on your monitor that says tis out of phase just sit tight and wait and it will revert.
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  8. TakeMeAsIAm
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    Sorry for posting the same thing 3 times, but I didn't see that there is page 2. I can't set 1680x1050. It's not displayble
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  10. TakeMeAsIAm
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    Any other possible solutions?
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  11. rvcjew
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    Not displayable, it tries to do it then your monitor just goes black and reverts?
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  12. TakeMeAsIAm
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    No. It just says in the right bottom corner that it can't display it, or something like this and the options turn grey. No resolution change takes place
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  13. TakeMeAsIAm
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    By grey I mean not editable again until i hit new again
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