Agreed, and I *think* NR2003 pulls its maximum rez and color depth offergins
based on the DX feedback from your video card, where it reports all its
supported rez and depths back to the sim and thus the sim only offers what
your card has reported as being available/compatible. That's a SWAG, but I
think it's close to being right.
I've seen some nice Dell and Viewsonic LCD models. I'll keep an eye on
them and their respective response times. One day I will get one.
- F50 GT
> Sony is no longer on the cutting edge of anything. Various internal
> struggles andoutside distractions have affected all their core businesses:
> TVs, monitors, consoles, movies, music...only their digital camera division
> is still strong, IMO. The hot brands in LCDs are Dell, Samsung (which badly
> wants to be Asia's new Sony), Viewsonic, and Planar.
Mitch
> Mitch
> > Steve:
> > I've seen some nice Dell and Viewsonic LCD models. I'll keep an eye on
> > them and their respective response times. One day I will get one.
> > - F50 GT
Marc
I don't have any problem with raising the resolution higher for sims.
Somehow my current nvidia drivers don't list anything higher than 1024x768 in graphics properties.
I'm sure my GF4 Ti4400 could easily handle higher res. than that.
> I don't have any problem with raising the resolution higher for sims.
> Somehow my current nvidia drivers don't list anything higher than 1024x768 in graphics properties.
> I'm sure my GF4 Ti4400 could easily handle higher res. than that.
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> > I don't have any problem with raising the resolution higher for sims.
> > Somehow my current nvidia drivers don't list anything higher than 1024x768 in graphics properties.
> > I'm sure my GF4 Ti4400 could easily handle higher res. than that.
> Sounds like you may have a *monitor* driver installed that tells Windows
> that your max resolution is 1024x768 ?
