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, but that goes without saying
My max resolution is 1680x1050 which looks great but if i change it to anything else on my desktop it looks crappy and all bunched up. Now I realize because it is a widescreen this is really my only option but when I play games many of my older games ie: BFME,BFMEII,Quake4,DOOM3 etc they don't show resolutions that big. I can't even click on some of the buttons like exit because I can't find it on the screen when i load the game. If I change my desktop resolution to say 1280x1024 not only does my desktop look like crap but the in game menus are still so huge I can't adjust them. Soooooo, my question is , is there anyway I can force the games to a larger resolution without actually loading the game, because once I load the game I can't see the buttons.
It's not going to look as good as the 1680x1050, but staying in the same aspect wont give you the blurry, stretched effect that you're probably seeing with a 4:3 ratio.
It was driving me crazy trying resolutions that would work but i think i kept tryi 4:3 aspect ratio resolutions, now it all makes sense
. Thanks again.