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I am the gay bomb
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Screen Resolution Hack?
I'm using a really old dell laptop and the only screen resolution it has is 600x800. Is there any way/program to hack it and get higher resolution?
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i'm.supposed.to.love.you ![]() I hold up a peace sign, but I carry a gun
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Gender: MALE
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Nope. 800x600 is probably the maximum resolution of your screen (Not necessarily your video card). You can't really go higher than 1:1 without having problems like shit being way too small to read.
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I SeeŠ
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Catalyst
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Hawaii, selling munitions for the war on EcoTerror
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Actually theres a program call Powerstrip that I used to tweak my settings to optimize my computer for use on my Philips 24" LCD HDTV. As long as your video card is supported and you have drivers for your monitor it will allow you to push the resolution, just be careful when tweaking the refresh rate if your monitor doesn't like 75 hertz and you try to force it you could cause damage.....so just don't fool with the refrsh rate too much and you should be able to knock the resolution up a notch....
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I am the gay bomb
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Lol I really do need a new one. But I'd rather tough it out a bit more since this is in pretty good working condition, fast enough, and I can do pretty much everything I need to on it, and get that shiny red Bass I've been eying for months, along with some paints and shit to refinish my old electric guitar.
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I actually tried out a few programs lastnight and screwed around with some setting and shit. I ended up with 1200 x whatever resolution....only it was like my screen was a 1200 px image in a 900px viewing window and I literally had to like, scroll around the screen to even see my start menue. And whats worse is no matter how many times I restarted, reset settings, etc. It wouldn't go back to 800x6. I finally got it to go back, and am a bit reluctant to try much else. Thanks and I will check it out after I have a good long sleep. It's 7:30 am and I've been awake over 34 hours. ![]() |
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i'm.supposed.to.love.you ![]() I hold up a peace sign, but I carry a gun
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Gender: MALE
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Told you so
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SEMPER~FIDELIS
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Pizza the Hut
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Kinesiology Vote @ Top 25 Deads Comp Bench
Motivation Bench form MaxCalc Charles Poliquin When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be. Lao-Tzu I don't know any sources so don't ask - thanks |
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I am the gay bomb
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i'm.supposed.to.love.you ![]() I hold up a peace sign, but I carry a gun
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Catalyst
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Hawaii, selling munitions for the war on EcoTerror
Posts: 17,590
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I like virtual resolution on my work monitor, I put all my calculators and winamp in the offscreen areas and then scroll over or down to them when I want to access them and still have my main program filling the window when I'm using it. I also use a program called Xpandesk which lets you use virtual desktops with their own wallpaper and resolution so my Outlook and Firefox can be at a monitor friendly resolution. I also have it set to focus certain programs in each desktop so my taskbar isn't cluttered. This was a feature I fell in love with from using Linux and it works great even at home. Each desktop has a hotkey set for it so I can switch them quickly.....
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Monochromatic Bunny
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FURtherness
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Smartass anthropologist
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Anywhere, everywhere, nowhere....
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