I just purchased a Chaintech SA5200 video card [Nvidia G-Force FX5200 version 1024, AGP 8x, 256 MB of DDR, 128 bit] to use with my old Dell Dimension 8100 desktop and my new Dell 2007WFP widescreen LCD monitor. Since Newegg shows this videocard as having a max resolution of 2048x1536, I thought it could run my new monitor at its native 1680x1050 resolution. After intalling the card and the latest fiirmware and driver, the maximum resolution I could access is 1600x1024; I am using the DVI cable that came with my monitor. The Chaintech website says the following regarding this card's resolution: "Dual, 350MHz RAMDACs for display resolutions up to and including 2048x1536@75Hz" & "Support for single-link DVI for compatibility with next-generation flat panel displays with resolutions greater than 1600x1200 without the need for reduced blanking." On a pdf document from the nVidia website, however, I found the following statement about their G-Force FX family of graphics processing units: "DVI support for compatibility with next generation flat panel displays with resolutions up to and including 1600×1200" This seems to conflict with the above claims. Can someone please help me cut through the jargon and tell me whether this card is supposed to be able to run my LCD monitor at its native 1680x1050 resolution through its DVI port?