The %26quot;1680*1050%26quot; is an %26quot;optimal%26quot; resolution. That doesn't mean you HAVE to use that particular resolution.
You have two options: 1) you can go through the available resolutions and find one you like. Or 2) go out and buy a better video card that supports the resolutions you do want.
If you already have the current drivers, then there is no way to go higher than what is available. It means your card doesn't support it. If it doesn't support it, then there is no way... Other than purchasing a new video card.How can I change my computer resolution to one that%26039;s not available?
You might not need to buy a new graphics card. PC Display on my widescreen LCD was stretched as the graphics card (intel 910L) didn't support the native resolution of 1330 x 720. I used %26quot;powerstrip%26quot; which worked a treat:
http://download.cnet.com/1770-
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How can I change my computer resolution to one that%26039;s not available?You will most likely need to invest in a new video card which will support that new monitor. Generally an onboard standard video port does not have enough memory or acceleration to support larger hi resolution screens.How can I change my computer resolution to one that%26039;s not available?
buy a new video card that supports that resolutionHow can I change my computer resolution to one that%26039;s not available?
You need to try a video card that will support the resolution you are looking for.How can I change my computer resolution to one that%26039;s not available?
You might need a better video card. Is it the original that came with the computer or did you upgrade. Also the refresh rate on a monitor like that should be at least 120 hertz.How can I change my computer resolution to one that%26039;s not available?
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