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Anonymous   08-16-2004 at 04:12:53 PM

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I'm building a new rig and along with it a new LCD monitor. From
reading, I understand that it's advantageous to have a vidcard that has
a driver based fixed aspect ratio image for playing games. I had decided
on an ATI All in Wonder card but have read that their drivers either
don't provide this or don't do a good job of it. Comments?
Recomendations for an alternative?

Willi
goldens@frii.com

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Anonymous   08-19-2004 at 03:49:38 AM
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 10:12:53 -0600, Willi <goldens@frii.com> wrote:

>I'm building a new rig and along with it a new LCD monitor. From
>reading, I understand that it's advantageous to have a vidcard that has
>a driver based fixed aspect ratio image for playing games. I had decided
>on an ATI All in Wonder card but have read that their drivers either
>don't provide this or don't do a good job of it. Comments?
>Recomendations for an alternative?

nVidia. See the 19" Monitors for Gamers thread.

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