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How to add a screen resolution?

radiospan · 2010-01-09 17:34:50

I remember on Windows XP I was able to use PowerStrip to add a resolution to the list in Display Settings, is this still possible with Windows 7? I have an nVidia graphics card on a Dell Studio XPS 1340 laptop, and I'm using a HDMI cable to connect to my Samsung HDTV. The native resolution of the TV is 1366x768, but my…

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I remember on Windows XP I was able to use PowerStrip to add a resolution to the list in Display Settings, is this still possible with Windows 7?

I have an nVidia graphics card on a Dell Studio XPS 1340 laptop, and I'm using a HDMI cable to connect to my Samsung HDTV. The native resolution of the TV is 1366x768, but my laptop outputs 720p (1280 x 720)

Can I force my gfx card to output 1366 x 768 over HDMI?

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