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Does anyone know if this is an option with nvidia drivers? Like with ATI I can set the scaling to have black borders around non-native resolutions so it's not stretched.

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Advanced setting in the Nvidia Control Panel.

Look for flat panel scaling --> set it to use GPU scaling w/ Aspect Ratio
    
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Thanks I will look for that now.

anyone figured out the bug for 59hz on your native resolution as well? It makes my games feel stuttery =o\\


I must be stupid.. I can't find flat panel scaling. o.0
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Fixed aspect ratio means it won't change the aspect ratio. In other words, it'll resize as high as it can without changing it, and then pad with black borders.
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*** o.0 I have a regular pc monitor using DVI. It's a samsung 2493hm.


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