Connecting XBOX 360 to PC monitor resolution problem
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), but I don't have a widescreen TV to play on (in fact, I dont have any TV at all), but I have an HP 2035 4:3 pc monitor to which I can connect the console. I've tested everything with a friend's Xbox. It doesn't have hdmi input, but I bought a DVI adapter, so I can connect the hdmi cable to the DVI input of my monitor. So far, so good. I get a picture and everything (no sound, though, you can help me out with that, too
) but the problem is that the resolution of my screen is 1600 x 1200. As you may guess, the Xbox doesn't support that resolution (the best 4:3 resolution I can get is 1024x768, or 1280x1024 with little black areas on the sides) and it's not the best gaming experience you can get... So is there any way to find a solution to that problem? Do I need to get a TV? Or should I get a PS3, if there is no such problem with it?