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Default Highest 4:3 resolution on 2560x1600 monitor?
Stupid question I know.. but I can't find an answer.

What is the highest 4:3 aspect ratio resolution on a 2560x1600 monitor?

Edit: I think I found the answer... 2048x1536?

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2048x1536 would be the highest 'standard' res.

edit: removed idea while checking it works...
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Could you not just make a custom resolution of approx. 2133x1600?

Or, if you want an exact 4:3 ratio create one at 2132x1599.
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edit: removed idea while checking it works...
A custom res of 2133x1600 should work. You will likely need to create it via Powerstrip.
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