Graphics Cards and monitor resolution.

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Hi. I have been told that a graphics card can superceed a monitors
resolution. I was wondering if you can get your monitors resolution higher (I
assume they are only built a certain way), and how to check out your monitors
maximum resolution.

I looked in Start-Control Panel-Display-Settings: There I found the screen
resolution and colour quality. I can troubleshoot and click advanced.

I believe that the screen resolution for my monitor is 1440 x 900 pixels.
That is the farthest right it goes and where the More word is.

Acer AL1916W monitor.

Is this what my graphics card puts out or my monitor?
 
Brian V said:
Hi. I have been told that a graphics card can superceed a monitors
resolution. I was wondering if you can get your monitors resolution higher (I
assume they are only built a certain way), and how to check out your monitors
maximum resolution.

I looked in Start-Control Panel-Display-Settings: There I found the screen
resolution and colour quality. I can troubleshoot and click advanced.

I believe that the screen resolution for my monitor is 1440 x 900 pixels.
That is the farthest right it goes and where the More word is.

Acer AL1916W monitor.

Is this what my graphics card puts out or my monitor?
Click to expand...

It's the maximum resolution your monitor will handle. Your video card will
probably give you a higher resolution if you went to a bigger monitor.
 
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