KCB wrote:

According to Samsung, that monitor's native resolution is 1280x1024, why
would you want to run it at any other setting? I don't use an LCD (my

To be able to read the text for one thing :-)

And 1152x864 looks OK (actually the letters get better rounded than
with the build in anti-aliasing stuff that I can remeber the name of
:-)

Yes I can set up the DPI font settings to get larger font.
But lots of programs then start looking weird, and lots of web
pages ignore font settings (and the text will still be small).

wife has a 1440x900 LCD), but isn't the native resolution supposed to be
the best display? I know hers doesnt really look very good at any other

My work laptop (15" LCD) has 1600xsomething native. But at that res
you can't read anything (the good thing is that with such a high
native res 1024x768 look real good, so there is noe real problem :-)
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