CHIMEI CMV 221D Widescreen LCD Monitor Monitor Issue
I have a CHIMEI CMV 221D widescreen LCD monitor (22"), native resolution is 1680x1050.
Under Win7 RC 64 bit with a 8800GT, this shows up as Generic PnP monitor (I can't find drivers for it anywhere). However, while in Crysis, there are several display resolutions that do not stretch to the full size of the screen. Under XP, only supported resolutions show up. I installed the latest 186.18 nvidia Windows 7 64-bit drivers.
There is also a setting in the nVidia control panel for non-native resolution scaling. This seems to be broken.
However, when I am not playing a game, and change the resolution of the screen via the desktop, the screen modes work and scale correctly.
View Replies (Posted: Sunday, June 21, 2009 4:18 AM)
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