Monitor resolution

flakmonkey · 09-25-08, 05:25 AM

It also depends on your monitor, i have a 22inch acer (1680*1050) which insists on stretching every image to the edges of the screen no matter what the res/aspect ratio. This cant be fixed by software/driver updates, its just what i get for buying a budget monitor

Personally i quite like the slight blur effect you get from stretching the image to fit the screen, it smooths out those nasty jaggy edges, its like free antialiasing

09-25-08, 05:25 AM	#1
flakmonkey Grey Wolf Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Staffordshire, Uk Posts: 944 Downloads: 78 Uploads: 0	It also depends on your monitor, i have a 22inch acer (1680*1050) which insists on stretching every image to the edges of the screen no matter what the res/aspect ratio. This cant be fixed by software/driver updates, its just what i get for buying a budget monitor Personally i quite like the slight blur effect you get from stretching the image to fit the screen, it smooths out those nasty jaggy edges, its like free antialiasing __________________