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i have a NEC MultiSync LCD195WVXM monitor, and window XP....
but then, the system does not support the resolution of 1440 X 900... someone told me that it works if i download DirectX 9C....but..i don't think it does.. what can i do?.. thank you |
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On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 12:32:00 -0700, 1440 x 900 Resolution Problem 1440
x 900 Resolution wrote: i have a NEC MultiSync LCD195WVXM monitor, and window XP.... but then, the system does not support the resolution of 1440 X 900... someone told me that it works if i download DirectX 9C....but..i don't think it does.. what can i do?.. thank you If after checking that you have the latest drivers for the Video card you have. Buy a new video card that supports that resolution. Direct x only makes use of what you have configured. |
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There were some problems with NVIDIA Vista drivers supporting 1440x900.
However from what I have read the latest 101.41 Beta drivers have resolved the problem. "Steve Urbach" wrote in message ... On Fri, 6 Apr 2007 12:32:00 -0700, 1440 x 900 Resolution Problem 1440 x 900 Resolution wrote: i have a NEC MultiSync LCD195WVXM monitor, and window XP.... but then, the system does not support the resolution of 1440 X 900... someone told me that it works if i download DirectX 9C....but..i don't think it does.. what can i do?.. thank you If after checking that you have the latest drivers for the Video card you have. Buy a new video card that supports that resolution. Direct x only makes use of what you have configured. |