manually set res.?
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manually set res.?
I need my resolution to be 1400x1050 cuz thats the native resolution for my lappy screen. But the new Nvidia drivers dont have that as an option. Any Ideas?
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Found This..
I found this when searching google.. But I don't know if it's anything that will really work or not.. I'll keep looking.. eGo
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Couple of suggestions:
- Check the laptop manufacturer's website for an updated driver.
- Try going back to the original drivers and then see if there's a driver update available from Windows Update. That driver *might* be better suited for your laptop.
- Check this site for a driver listed under your laptop brand and model: http://www.video-drivers.com/
Hope this helps...
- Check the laptop manufacturer's website for an updated driver.
- Try going back to the original drivers and then see if there's a driver update available from Windows Update. That driver *might* be better suited for your laptop.
- Check this site for a driver listed under your laptop brand and model: http://www.video-drivers.com/
Hope this helps...
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Have you tried Powerstrip? I think it lets you manually change your resolution..
http://www.entechtaiwan.com/ps.htm
http://www.entechtaiwan.com/ps.htm
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