Downsampling , the last hope of mankind.

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  1. Ethatron

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    Making no fuzz about it? There is a checkbox in Catalyst since forever, which allows me to drive any resolution on my scaler-free monitor.
     
  2. gl33k

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    cool story bro' ! but my eizo monitor can't .
     
  3. Ethatron

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    I got lost. You have a monitor which stops Catalyst from enabling GPU scaling?
     
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    no . i can't select a resolution bigger than my native monitor 's. if you know a checkbox for that, show us please.
     
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    That's IMO a Windows problem. If you have a scaler-free monitor, why should Windows show smaller than max resolution (which don't work) but not larger than max (which don't work)? I couldn't find a senseful answer to that.
    You basically need to fool Windows to pass the large resolution to the games. This is one way:
    http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=366244
    If PowerStrip is like back then, it could work as well.
    I've hacked monitor files for Windows since I use Windows, having had quite a capable CRT for a long time and quite an incapable OS, so I might have a somewhat subjective opinion about MS and monitors on that matter.
     
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    The new GTX 970/980 cards feature Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR)!

    ...I can't quite see how it differs from good old-fashioned downsampling, though. >.<
     
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