Monitor resolution

[MrBenCai]

Hi,

I currently have a LED TV screen that I am using it as a computer display via HDMI. (Model: Samsung UA22c4010)

The native solution as indicated by Nvidia graphic driver is 1360*768.

However, I am able to set it as high as 1920*1080 without any problem.



Just to check with the experts here is there is any problem running at a higher resolution than the native. I understand that the pixels for LED should be fixed. But I am not quite sure about LED. But then again, if this is the case, then I should not be able to run at the resolution right?

Could it be the case that the native resolution is somehow misread by Nvidia?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Swiftbladez]

Your tv can accept signal inputs up to 1080, but can only display 1360*768

There is no problem whatsoever.

 

[Teo Ming Ern]

Hi,

I currently have a LED TV screen that I am using it as a computer display via HDMI. (Model: Samsung UA22c4010)

The native solution as indicated by Nvidia graphic driver is 1360*768.

However, I am able to set it as high as 1920*1080 without any problem.



Just to check with the experts here is there is any problem running at a higher resolution than the native. I understand that the pixels for LED should be fixed. But I am not quite sure about LED. But then again, if this is the case, then I should not be able to run at the resolution right?

Could it be the case that the native resolution is somehow misread by Nvidia?

Thanks in advance.

Don't you find it very pixelated like this?

 

[MrBenCai]

It seems fine, but the text is rather small thou. I kinda need the extra resolution because of my outlook appointments. And I was wondering if it supports higher reso, then why waste it. Haha..

 

[MrBenCai]

Your tv can accept signal inputs up to 1080, but can only display 1360*768

There is no problem whatsoever.

Hi, the display does support output of higher reso. As in, after i change it, it does display things in higher reso. And looking closely, I can spot the individual pixels.