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My LCD TV is a little bit weird. The resolution is 1368x768. Currently, the patch only provides 1360x768. Can anyone tell me how to configure the game?
Thanks a lot!

Are you sure you don't mean 1366x768, that's the typical resolution of most 720p LCDs.

Anyway, it's not a matter of the game, there are no video cards that run 1366x768. 1360x768 is the standard PC resolution for those displays, your TV won't scale that, you'll just get a tiny band of 6 unused pixels one one side (or 3 on either side) that you'll never notice. So just run 1360x768.

Thanks for the reply.
I know it is weird. But my actual setting is below:



You are right my video card can not accept 1366x768 but only 1360 and 1368. For 1360 I will have 6 pixels unused and for 1368 I will have all pixels used but 2 pixels overscanning on the right side which will cut 2 pixels on the right edge of the screen and that does not matter a lot for me. And for most of the games I played (Tomb Raider Legend, NSF MW, Biohazard 4, Dreamfall, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfigher, Extraction Point and even Warcraft III) I can set the resolution to 1368x768. So I don't know if I can do the same for this game.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

Are you sure you don't mean 1366x768, that's the typical resolution of most 720p LCDs.

Anyway, it's not a matter of the game, there are no video cards that run 1366x768. 1360x768 is the standard PC resolution for those displays, your TV won't scale that, you'll just get a tiny band of 6 unused pixels one one side (or 3 on either side) that you'll never notice. So just run 1360x768.

Thanks for the reply.
You are right my video card can not accept 1366x768 but only 1360 and 1368. For 1360 I will have 6 pixels unused and for 1368 I will have all pixels used but 2 pixels overscanning on the right side which will cut 2 pixels on the right edge of the screen and that does not matter a lot for me. And for most of the games I played (Tomb Raider Legend, NSF MW, Biohazard 4, Dreamfall, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfigher, Extraction Point and even Warcraft III) I can set the resolution to 1368x768. So I don't know if I can do the same for this game.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

So your TV really is 1366x768 then, but you intentionally overscan it? 6 unused pixels really bother you that much? I can't even tell on my TV unless I put my nose right up against it.

Also, I think most TVs with good PC support should allow to adjust the screen position (I know my Samsung does) so that way you can get 3 on either side, which is even less noticable.

I would also warn against setting a custom resolution like that, there's a reason you get all kinds of warnings when you do that. I'm surprised the TV will even display 1368x768. It's probably none to good for the TV and I can't imagine it's best for the video card either. I think you just need to be a bit less picky and use the standard 1360x768. Widescreen gaming is already a compromise as is for a lot of games, 6 pixels can not mean that much to you.

Thanks for your advise! I will try use 1350x768 for a little while to see if I can get use to that.
Thanks!

[quote]Thanks for the reply.
You are right my video card can not accept 1366x768 but only 1360 and 1368. For 1360 I will have 6 pixels unused and for 1368 I will have all pixels used but 2 pixels overscanning on the right side which will cut 2 pixels on the right edge of the screen and that does not matter a lot for me. And for most of the games I played (Tomb Raider Legend, NSF MW, Biohazard 4, Dreamfall, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfigher, Extraction Point and even Warcraft III) I can set the resolution to 1368x768. So I don't know if I can do the same for this game.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

So your TV really is 1366x768 then, but you intentionally overscan it? 6 unused pixels really bother you that much? I can't even tell on my TV unless I put my nose right up against it.

Also, I think most TVs with good PC support should allow to adjust the screen position (I know my Samsung does) so that way you can get 3 on either side, which is even less noticable.

I would also warn against setting a custom resolution like that, there's a reason you get all kinds of warnings when you do that. I'm surprised the TV will even display 1368x768. It's probably none to good for the TV and I can't imagine it's best for the video card either. I think you just need to be a bit less picky and use the standard 1360x768. Widescreen gaming is already a compromise as is for a lot of games, 6 pixels can not mean that much to you.

My LCD TV is a little bit weird. The resolution is 1368x768. Currently, the patch only provides 1360x768. Can anyone tell me how to configure the game?
Thanks a lot!

I was in the same predicament.

I had to use a hex editor to get that resolution since it was overlooked. I tried to find the post with the directions for the Hex Editing to no avail. :(

Even so, R6 Vegas works fine at 1368x768. Looks quite beautiful actually.

I use an HP 26" 1366x768 LCD as my main PC gaming monitor. I have used 1368x768 custom resolutions with all my games for a year with zero problems. Counter Strike Source is amazing at 1368x768!

Don't listen to Stevedroid! :shock: He might have good intentions, but he is a bit paranoid about the way video cards and LCDs operate. You will not hurt anything.

If you can't figure out the Hex Editing, I could always Email you a copy of my 1368x768 Config file.

Good luck.