Can old video cards drive wide-screen monitors at native resolution?

[txlonghorn]

About to embark on a first build in several years (still don't have valid reason to upgrade, other than the stock pile of cheap RAM, PSUs and cases I picked up over the past month.....). I am considering picking up this BFG Tech 3DFuzion GeForce 6200 for < $10. However, I want to upgrade my LCD to a 20" wide-screen with 1680X1050 native resolution. Can old video cards, like this BFG, output this resolution or do I need to find a newer generation hardware?

Thanx

 

[Cheex]

Yes it can output that video resolution but will really suck at games.
For desktop and aero use, you will be fine.
The maximum resolution on those cards are 2560x1600 @ 60Hz.

 

[txlonghorn]

Don't plan to use that card for gaming. I just need a basic card that will drive 20" wide screen LCD for remote-desktop into work computer. My monitor at work is a 20" wide screen while my monitor at home is a 17" regular LCD. Every time I remote-desktop into work, I see a crunched screen. Really hate that.

I see the max resolution is beyond what I am looking for. However, the specs I found on-line list only 4:3 aspect ratio resolutions:

Graphics Resolution
2048 x 1536 @ 85Hz Analog 16.7 Million Colors (32-bit)
1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz Digital 16.7 Million Colors (32-bit)
2048 x 1536 @ 85Hz Maximum Analog
1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz Maximum Digital

Where did you find the info on maximum resolution on those cards are 2560x1600 @ 60Hz? BFG's own web-site does not even list this model any more.

 

[Cheex]

I'm sorry, I was mistaken.

You are correct...the figures I was looking for in my head were in fact...2048x1536.