F fishswim420 Prominent Nov 11, 2017 3 0 510 Nov 11, 2017 #1 My monitor is a LG flatron W2232PM and it is a 4:3 stretched sidescreen monitor. Is there any way i can turn this 16:10 monitor that displays 4:3 stretched into a normal 16:10? thanks!
My monitor is a LG flatron W2232PM and it is a 4:3 stretched sidescreen monitor. Is there any way i can turn this 16:10 monitor that displays 4:3 stretched into a normal 16:10? thanks!
S Samuel_gaming Commendable Feb 12, 2017 55 0 1,660 Nov 11, 2017 #2 Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. Upvote 0 Downvote
Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google.
F fishswim420 Prominent Nov 11, 2017 3 0 510 Nov 11, 2017 #3 Samuel_gaming : Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. I have looked, but every resolution i have tried (including 16:10) has been really zoomed in and has not displayed the screen fully Upvote 0 Downvote
Samuel_gaming : Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. I have looked, but every resolution i have tried (including 16:10) has been really zoomed in and has not displayed the screen fully
S Samuel_gaming Commendable Feb 12, 2017 55 0 1,660 Nov 11, 2017 #4 fishswim420 : Samuel_gaming : Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. I have looked, but every resolution i have tried (including 16:10) has been really zoomed in and has not displayed the screen fully I don't fully understand, what specifically zoomed in? Is it everything or just the ui? Upvote 0 Downvote
fishswim420 : Samuel_gaming : Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. I have looked, but every resolution i have tried (including 16:10) has been really zoomed in and has not displayed the screen fully I don't fully understand, what specifically zoomed in? Is it everything or just the ui?
F fishswim420 Prominent Nov 11, 2017 3 0 510 Nov 12, 2017 #5 Samuel_gaming : fishswim420 : Samuel_gaming : Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. I have looked, but every resolution i have tried (including 16:10) has been really zoomed in and has not displayed the screen fully I don't fully understand, what specifically zoomed in? Is it everything or just the ui? as in the whole UI is zoomed it and nothing on the screen fits properly (eg. in chrome you cant see the tabs because its off the screen) Upvote 0 Downvote
Samuel_gaming : fishswim420 : Samuel_gaming : Can’t you change the resolution to a 16:10 one? If you can’t see the resolution on the list, you can set a custom resolution in the nvidia control panel (assuming you use nvidia). Just search 16:10 resolutions on google. I have looked, but every resolution i have tried (including 16:10) has been really zoomed in and has not displayed the screen fully I don't fully understand, what specifically zoomed in? Is it everything or just the ui? as in the whole UI is zoomed it and nothing on the screen fits properly (eg. in chrome you cant see the tabs because its off the screen)
madmatt30 Titan Ambassador Jan 1, 2013 24,574 650 91,240 Nov 12, 2017 #6 You need to set up underscan/overscan screen scaling Upvote 0 Downvote