is it safe to set custom resolution ? ----------->

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jmath7825

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I have a 1920x1080 DVI monitor my custom resolution is 2560x1440 using my nvidia card gtx 660 is this safe for my monitor or should I go back to 1080P ?
 
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Its best to set a monitor to its native resolution. That way each pixel on the monitor is displayed as it should. When you go over/under the native resolution the image is scaled to fit. you basically let software decide which pixels to drop from the 2560x1440 image to fit it into 1920x1080 pixels.
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Robert Collins

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Its best to set a monitor to its native resolution. That way each pixel on the monitor is displayed as it should. When you go over/under the native resolution the image is scaled to fit. you basically let software decide which pixels to drop from the 2560x1440 image to fit it into 1920x1080 pixels.
 
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Why does Nvidia warn me then by saying "This software utility may potentially cause damage to your display monitor and void warranties, if any, in connection with your display monitor." ?
 
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