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Driving the Dell 2005FPW

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My wife has an older system with an nvidia 64MB mx400. Is there any way I can get 1680x1050 with drivers? They say drivers are on the CD, but Dell sure can not answer the question. Also, can I use ROTATE as I do not see that for the MX400 either.

TIA


Deal over in a few hours...can anyone answer this?

TIA
 
Originally posted by: user1234
great, I was hoping not to hear from this internet freak ever again. Good to hear it will finally shut up and go play with your lcd. Moron is understatement in yours case. And it's pretty obvious to evryone you never had a good crt, your pathetic lies are completely obvious. But feel free to believe what you want, however stupid it might be [cat pwned]
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The OP has already purchased the 2005FPW... Why are you trying to convince him otherwise?

 
This was asked earlier but didn't receive a response:

How well does this monitor handle scaling down?

I have a Radeon 9800 Pro and usually run newer games at 1280 x 1024. 1680 x 1050 might be pushing that card a little too much.
 
Originally posted by: daxon
This was asked earlier but didn't receive a response:

How well does this monitor handle scaling down?

I have a Radeon 9800 Pro and usually run newer games at 1280 x 1024. 1680 x 1050 might be pushing that card a little too much.
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i used to have a 9.8k pro on 1280x1024, it was wonderful.
i don't suppose 1680 should be much more of a challenge. you may have to reduce the quality a tidbit, though.

addressing the discussions earlier in this thread, I agree that in some cases a cathode ray tube will look better than liquid crystal, especially while gaming.
but otherwise, like for your desktop and stuff, the LCD takes the cake. it's style and sleekness and size is also unmatched, so all this makes up for the slight loss of quality from the CRT (example: anti-aliasing) Compare it, side by side (LCD & CRT) an anti aliased image and you'll see!
 
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