Quick question, does graphics card affect the different types of screen resolutions?
For example:
If I had a 6870, will it offer me the same resolutions or even better, as say a 5570? Or does it all depend on the monitor.
Your monitor only has so many pixels, you can't change that.
[editline]4th July 2011[/editline]
unless you somehow forced a higher resolution than the native one, in which case it would just downscale to the native resolution.
[QUOTE=bosskillason;30889607]Quick question, does graphics card affect the different types of screen resolutions?
For example:
If I had a 6870, will it offer me the same resolutions or even better, as say a 5570? Or does it all depend on the monitor.[/QUOTE]
Yes and no.
Older graphics cards may not be able to do higher resolutions such as 1920x1080 but most modern cards nowadays support very high maximum resolutions.
(By old I mean several years ago)
However, you will be restricted to the maximum resolution of the monitor, which if it's an LCD, is what you'll want to set it to.
[QUOTE=1solidsnake2;30889666]Yes and no.
Older graphics cards may not be able to do higher resolutions such as 1920x1080 but most modern cards nowadays support very high maximum resolutions.
(By old I mean several years ago)
However, you will be restricted to the maximum resolution of the monitor, which if it's an LCD, is what you'll want to set it to.[/QUOTE]Pretty much this. Modern gpus support resolutions so big you won't find a single monitor with so many pixels.
Yeah, because I hook my computer up to my tv, and i put it at its highest resolution on hdmi and it has a black box around the picture.
Use GPU scaling to adjust it
[QUOTE=bosskillason;30895132]Yeah, because I hook my computer up to my tv, and i put it at its highest resolution on hdmi and it has a black box around the picture.[/QUOTE]
That's just underscan, fiddle with either your graphics card or TV settings.
that's would be adustable.
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