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question for 1920x1080 lcd owners

I think the scaling generally depends on the actual LCD model, not the native resolution. In my personal experience I have not used a LCD yet that doesn't look blurry unless it's at the native resolution.
 
Here I took a video for you. Keep in mind I used the right aspect ratio resolutions (1920x1080 and 1280x720). I didn't test the 1280x1024 in the video, however I did check it out on my own and got the expected results...extremely squished looking and just plain weird. Anyway, here is a link to my video I captured for you (sorry about quality, took it using my Droid): http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v...on=view&current=video-2010-04-14-16-34-19.flv
 
You can just use your graphics driver to black box out the rest of the screen you know. I just tried it with Catalyst 9.3 on an X1800XT and it works fine so I'm sure newer cards can do it lol.
 
Athadeus said:
You can just use your graphics driver to black box out the rest of the screen you know. I just tried it with Catalyst 9.3 on an X1800XT and it works fine so I'm sure newer cards can do it lol.
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Dunno why someone would want to do that trying to achieve 1280x1024 on a native 1920x1080 screen. That's just stupid. Buy a native 1280x1024 monitor. 🙂
 
The thing is that I want high resolution but there is an old game I play that requires 1280 X 1024. I was hoping that with black bars it will be ok as some1 mentioned.
 
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