Ati 9600, maximum resolution?

Hi,

I have an ATi 9600 running with an Acer AL1914 LCD (19") Flat Panel. I have
just installed the drivers for this card (Catalyst) and Hydrovision and it s
reporting that my monitor supports resolutions much higher than I thought is
did. As I understand it, this monitors maximum resolution is 1280 x 1024,
but according the ATi cntrol center, I have higher resolutions available to
me. Am I likely to cause damage to the monitor by trying out these higher
resolutions as the monitor manual suggests that the max resolution is
1280x1024. I would apprecaite any comments.

I guess I should mention that before now I have just let windows sort the
graphics driver and the maximum resolution it gave me was 1280x1024, the
same resolution said to be max in the monitor manual..

I woud appreciate comments from anyone with more experience....

Thanks a lot

Right click desktop
properties, advanced
click monitor tab
under the screen mhz should be a box that says "hide modes that this monitor
can not display"
check the box
take a look again at the screen resolutions available to you.

"Derek" <nospam DeleteThis @not-spam-med.org.net> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have an ATi 9600 running with an Acer AL1914 LCD (19") Flat Panel. I
> have
> just installed the drivers for this card (Catalyst) and Hydrovision and it
> s
> reporting that my monitor supports resolutions much higher than I thought
> is
> did. As I understand it, this monitors maximum resolution is 1280 x 1024,
> but according the ATi cntrol center, I have higher resolutions available
> to
> me. Am I likely to cause damage to the monitor by trying out these
> higher
> resolutions as the monitor manual suggests that the max resolution is
> 1280x1024. I would apprecaite any comments.
>
> I guess I should mention that before now I have just let windows sort the
> graphics driver and the maximum resolution it gave me was 1280x1024, the
> same resolution said to be max in the monitor manual..
>
> I woud appreciate comments from anyone with more experience....
>
> Thanks a lot
>
>
>
>