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Xevious · 08-10-02, 04:16 PM

btw, doing 1280x1024 is squishing it because its squishing a 5:4 aspect ratio resolution in a 4:3 monitor, its not by much but it still is, i used to run at this resolution before i had a monitor capable of 1600x1200, i run at 1600x1200 on my laptop and 2048x1536 on my desktop, and im trying to find out how i can run at the full resolution of my monitor at 2560x1920.

08-10-02, 04:16 PM	#73
Xevious Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 291	also btw, doing 1280x1024 is squishing it because its squishing a 5:4 aspect ratio resolution in a 4:3 monitor, its not by much but it still is, i used to run at this resolution before i had a monitor capable of 1600x1200, i run at 1600x1200 on my laptop and 2048x1536 on my desktop, and im trying to find out how i can run at the full resolution of my monitor at 2560x1920.