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Mode and timing - Custom Value (Leave alone) Right click Desktop, properties, settings, advanced, GEFORCE, screen resolutions & refresh rates.Ĭhoose 1280 x 720, and refresh rate of 60Hz, click advanced timings and input the following:
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Firstly you need to download something like Powesrtip if you dont have a NVIDIA card as my settings are based on NVIDIA Advanced Timings, as follows: Bear in mind though that the resolution is only 1280 x 720 and does not quite fit the screen (about 1/2 a cm each side vertical) BUT it is correct widescreen with no stretching. I finaly figured the Advanced Timings for this LCD to work widescreen.
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I had a full week off work Ill and got VERY board. Now I know that this post I am responding to is pretty old, BUT I have not found an answer to this myself in almost a year and happend to stumble on this page quite a few time, so I am hoping so have other people with the same problem. Set your computer graphics display resolution to 1360 x 768/60 Hz (should be 1366 x 768). You are going to have come to terms with the fact that your new monitor is severely limited as a computer display.
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Even a good LCD TV monitor is of lower quality than that of a LCD computer display. They are not intended to display WYSIWYG MS Word documents. The text displayed on a TV screen are things like credits for TV shows and movies. Computer displays typically are designed to be viewed at less than arm's length away. TV monitors are designed to be viewed from across the room where the flaws in the display cannot be seen. Your other front is that your LCD display is a TV monitor, not a computer monitor. Any other setting will necessarily be blurry.
Your computer display will be best at this, its native resolution. LCD, DLP, and plasma displays are called fixed-pixel displays because they have a fixed number of imaging elements. The first front is the fact that you have an LCD display. You are fighting a losing battle on two fronts. see image below:Īre there better settings I could use for this to get better quality? (eg Hz)
SwitchResX allows my too make any screen resolution I want but I don't quite understand how it all works and there are lots of settings. I don't understand the Hz thing.maybe that the problem. I would prefer 1680 x 1050 but would settle 1360 x 768.ġ024 x 768 (60Hz) Good quality but too big and streatchedġ360 x 768 (60Hz) Bad quality but too big NOT streatchedġ680 x 1050 (30Hz) Bad quality but perfect size.
is there any way of getting either of the first two resolutions to look better.like the quality of 1024 x 768 but not streatched. I can get great quality at 1024 x 768 but its streatched. that thing is the TV read it as 920 x 1080.but it looks fine just poor quality.Īt resolution 1360 x 768 it's still poor quality, in fact the same quality as 1680 x 1050 just less desktop area. I messed around with SwitchResX and added 1680 x 1050, this gives me the desktop area I was hoping for but again poor quality.