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Ratio 1:1 on screen 16/9

autodeskguest

Hi,

 

I have buy a acer 24'' 16/9 screen with 1600X1200 resolution and now view

ratio isn't 1/1. Did somebody know a solution with eagle to not see draw

deform ?

 

Thank you.

 

Guy

 

 

 

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  • First, thank for reponse

     

     

    It's pretty unlikely that the screen really has 1600x1200 pixels at that

    form factor... Which model (exactly) is it?

     

    Modele is ACER  X243W version X243Ws(no numeric DVI connect, just analog

    SubD VGA but only 300¤ )

     

     

    Normally, native screen resolutions of wide screen displays are

    1440x900, 1680x1050 or 1920x1200 - and always the pixels are quadratic,

    so there's no deformation (as long as the OS knows and uses the correct

    parameters).

    Maybe you just use a bad setting of your grafics card/driver and/or

    don't use the native resolution of the display? For example, my grafics

    card doesn't support 1680x1050 over DVI, but only analog. Trying to use

    the wide screen with DVI results in a stretched 1280x1024 display...

     

    Yes, résolution is 1920x1200 but I'd like use it in dual screen with my

    portable and I can't have more then 1600X1200 resolution with driver graphic

    card

     

    DDC information of ACER is:

    - Display Name:AcerX243W

    - Max Reported resolution   1600X1200

    - Max Reported Refresh Rate 75 Hz

     

    I don't undestand why Max Reported resolution   1600X1200 ! and I can't

    select more and 16/9 resolution manualy !

    I have only 4/3 resolution (perhaps) because  it's a old INSPIRON 7500 DELL

     

     

     

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  • First, thank for reponse

     

     

    It's pretty unlikely that the screen really has 1600x1200 pixels at that

    form factor... Which model (exactly) is it?

     

    Modele is ACER  X243W version X243Ws(no numeric DVI connect, just analog

    SubD VGA but only 300¤ )

     

     

    Normally, native screen resolutions of wide screen displays are

    1440x900, 1680x1050 or 1920x1200 - and always the pixels are quadratic,

    so there's no deformation (as long as the OS knows and uses the correct

    parameters).

    Maybe you just use a bad setting of your grafics card/driver and/or

    don't use the native resolution of the display? For example, my grafics

    card doesn't support 1680x1050 over DVI, but only analog. Trying to use

    the wide screen with DVI results in a stretched 1280x1024 display...

     

    Yes, résolution is 1920x1200 but I'd like use it in dual screen with my

    portable and I can't have more then 1600X1200 resolution with driver graphic

    card

     

    DDC information of ACER is:

    - Display Name:AcerX243W

    - Max Reported resolution   1600X1200

    - Max Reported Refresh Rate 75 Hz

     

    I don't undestand why Max Reported resolution   1600X1200 ! and I can't

    select more and 16/9 resolution manualy !

    I have only 4/3 resolution (perhaps) because  it's a old INSPIRON 7500 DELL

     

     

     

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