Create a custom resolution?. I just got a new monitor and no resolution seems to fit it just right. I want to create a custom one to fit it perfectly, and was wondering what programs are out there that would allow me to do this? Hopefully it's nothing overly...

create a new file with the desired 960P and 1080P resolutions on 4:3 ratios that are not offered. Video card is a nVidia FX3000 and blending is enabled. Powerstrip is not the answer as we need an existing suitable resolution to create a custom resolution...

smaller resolution but that still uses the normal widescreen ratio (16:10)? Okay i managed to use nvidia's custom resolution to create a custom one, but are there any drawbacks to using this? If it works alright does that mean its safe? Why the hell do you...

Is it okay to use custom resolution?. Hi, currently I'm using Viewsonic VA1912w with GeForce 7600GT 256MB. Usually I set the resolution to 1024x768, but since I feel akward when looking at pictures & circles (stretch), I decided to create a custom resolution...

drivers from nvidia.com... Go to Control Panel > NVIDIA Control Panel > Display > Manage Custom Timings >Create... Thanks for the info, but it will still not let me create a custom resolution of 1680*1050. ...

I think of video editing as being limited in the range of resolutions that it handles, as it is usually focussed on specific TV standard resolutions. Is this the case or can I create custom resolutions? I'm finding there's an awful lot to learn as a...

have heard that you can create custom resolutions, but each time i tried what i was reading, it didn't work. am afraid of messing up monitor, creating settings that are outside it's parameters. could anyone tell me exactly how to configure the e-GeForce...

I had already tried to create custom resolution from nvidia control panel but it gives me the message - Custom resolution is not supported by your monitor. I am not getting higher screen resolution like 1600x900 etc which are supported by this monitor.....

need a new video card. Built in video can handle custom resolutions just fine. What you need is "PowerStrip" by Entech of Taiwan. PowerStrip allows you to create any custom resolution you like, provided your graphics chipset is supported - which it most certainly...