Hi! I'm used to playing CS:GO on a 16:10 monitor, using a 4:3 resolution. I just "got stuck" with a 16:9 monitor and I'm having some issues getting the 4:3 resolution (in-game) stretched as if I was playing on a 16:10 monitor.
I've activated GPU-scaling (my graphics card is ATI Radeon 4870x2) and ticked the keep-aspect-ratio-box. And it works perfectly. Until I launch the game, in which the 4:3 ratio is also maintained (in other words, the "black bars" expand).
So, in short, I'm looking for a way to gpu-scale the desktop resolution without doing the same to the resolution in-game.
Additional information:
- I get the result (stretch) I want when changing from full-screen to windowed mode on CS:go.
- It also works perfectly when connecting the 16:9 display to my laptop (macbook pro á 2012, which uses 16:10)
I would be very thankful for any advice from you guys on this issue!
I've activated GPU-scaling (my graphics card is ATI Radeon 4870x2) and ticked the keep-aspect-ratio-box. And it works perfectly. Until I launch the game, in which the 4:3 ratio is also maintained (in other words, the "black bars" expand).
So, in short, I'm looking for a way to gpu-scale the desktop resolution without doing the same to the resolution in-game.
Additional information:
- I get the result (stretch) I want when changing from full-screen to windowed mode on CS:go.
- It also works perfectly when connecting the 16:9 display to my laptop (macbook pro á 2012, which uses 16:10)
I would be very thankful for any advice from you guys on this issue!
Could you please be a little more precise?
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