how does 1:1 scalimg on LCDs work?

BassBomb

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from what i know, as long as you output 1280x something for a 1280x1024 monitor on VGA it should work and scale it 1:1
 

TanisHalfElven

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Originally posted by: BassBomb
from what i know, as long as you output 1280x something for a 1280x1024 monitor on VGA it should work and scale it 1:1

sooo. the xbox outputs to 1280x720 right ? so i'll be ok. wait this monitor is 1440 x 900. so i guess this one is out of the question ? i also like to know if this monitor support 1:1 without the graphhic card cuz i have an ATI card.
 

43st

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Check on the widescreengaming forums, that's the only way to tell. It's up to the electronics on board the LCD whether it'll auto-scale an image or not. I have an LG wide screen monitor and it'll auto-scale 5:4 and 4:3 resolutions, which is a pain in the butt. The only saving grace is it doesn't auto-scale non-standard resolutions so it can be tricked with a very subtle change in resolution. It's enough to trick the monitor but not the eye.
 

TanisHalfElven

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Originally posted by: 43st
Check on the widescreengaming forums, that's the only way to tell. It's up to the electronics on board the LCD whether it'll auto-scale an image or not. I have an LG wide screen monitor and it'll auto-scale 5:4 and 4:3 resolutions, which is a pain in the butt. The only saving grace is it doesn't auto-scale non-standard resolutions so it can be tricked with a very subtle change in resolution. It's enough to trick the monitor but not the eye.

they don't the samsung 941bw listed.