Non Native Resolutions on Flat Panels ??. Hi Folks, Will the new series of LCD Flat Panels coming out be able to handle non native resolutions with ease ?? (i.e. I play alot of games at 1024 x 768 on an 18.1 inch display. I know most 18 in flat panels are...

the latest drivers from Samsung and XFX. That's why I'm perplexed. Does it have anything to do with the "native resolution" of the LCD? Not sure what native resolution actually means. I've only been using LCD's for a few months and my old PC was...

screens native resolution. Flat panel monitors like having things in their native resolution, otherwise they look ultrashitty without some serious softening. You could try cycling the screen resolutions by pressing Ctrl+Alt+[Key pad +] and Ctrl+Alt+[Key...

can turn off the whining) but it also does the interpolation... I am not sure if all flat panel's do this. If you look in the Digital Flat Panel Guide(s) it gives a good description of the pixel interpolation. I think they called it pixel interpolation...

addition to the other response regarding color depth and ClearType you should know (if you don't already) flat panel monitors are designed to run only in their "native" resolution. For the 19" Flat panel Ultrasharp that shipped with my Dell that would be...

LCD monitors... 1280x1024. yeah it's pretty much the most common computer screen resolution amongst flat panels in general. I just wonder why they deviated from 4:3 to begin with. Then again I guess I can see why "widescreen" panels for computers are 16:...

Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.dell () Am thinking of upgrading from a CRT to a LCD flat panel. I do mostly word processing, so crisp text is a necessity. In shopping for flat panels, I'm find that while they are good with graphics, they don't display...

by the standard timing descriptor limitation that the horizontal/vertical resolutions must be evenly divisible by 8. This means that many graphics cards cannot express the native resolutions of the most common wide screen flat panel displays and liquid crystal...

of two major factors: 1. Laptops video card not running at the native resolution of the desktop LCD display panel. I'm going to guess that you are feeding 1024x768 image into an LCD panel with a 1280x1024 native resolution. That will cause the problem...

here is something that puzzles me: All the 17" and 19" flat panel monitors I've seen are 1280 x 1024 resolution. My little 15" Dell is better than this! You have to go to a 20" flat panel to get 1600 x 1200. Why? First, I don't want to spend that kind of...