How to scratch resolution?!?!

[callofjustices]

i have a pretty old pc monitor  display (1024 x 768)

Anyways, let get right into the QUESTION....

 

Im trying to scratch 4:3 i did with the Intel control panel when i was using my integrated IGPU while i was waiting for my GPU to come in sadly i cant do with the nvidia control panel it wont let me scale it like Intel would let me scale it. *COUGH* CSGO  

 

Is there a program out there that lets me do it my self, let me adjust my monitor to how i want to do it ?

[Glenwing]

43 minutes ago, callofjustices said:

i have a pretty old pc monitor  display (1024 x 768)

Anyways, let get right into the QUESTION....

 

Im trying to scratch 4:3 i did with the Intel control panel when i was using my integrated IGPU while i was waiting for my GPU to come in sadly i cant do with the nvidia control panel it wont let me scale it like Intel would let me scale it. *COUGH* CSGO  

 

Is there a program out there that lets me do it my self, let me adjust my monitor to how i want to do it ?

What do you mean "scratch"?

 

NVIDIA control panel should have options to scale it however you want.

[callofjustices]

3 hours ago, Glenwing said:

What do you mean "scratch"?

 

NVIDIA control panel should have options to scale it however you want.

stretch ***  Yes it does have a scale option but i cant scale it wont let me 

[callofjustices]

[Glenwing]

11 minutes ago, callofjustices said:

If your monitor is already 4:3, then a 4:3 resolution won't stretch on it, it will fit perfectly. You can only run 4:3 resolutions stretched if you have a monitor that is wider than 4:3, otherwise there is no extra space to stretch into.

 

But, if you want to stretch then you would select Full-screen from that menu. But like I said, it won't do anything if your monitor is a 4:3 ratio already.

[callofjustices]

1 minute ago, Glenwing said:

If your monitor is already 4:3, then a 4:3 resolution won't stretch on it, it will fit perfectly. You can only run 4:3 resolutions stretched if you have a monitor that is wider than 4:3, otherwise there is no extra space to stretch into.

 

But, if you want to stretch then you would select Full-screen from that menu. But like I said, it won't do anything if your monitor is a 4:3 ratio already.

I done with the Intel  one i had black bars on top and bottom 

[Glenwing]

5 minutes ago, callofjustices said:

I done with the Intel  one i had black bars on top and bottom 

Hmm try setting a custom resolution in the NVIDIA control panel, something like 800×600, and run that with the Full-screen scaling option selected.

[callofjustices]

1 minute ago, Glenwing said:

Hmm try setting a custom resolution in the NVIDIA control panel, something like 800×600, and run that with the Full-screen scaling option selected.

No work

[Glenwing]

Just now, callofjustices said:

No work

Try 768×768

[callofjustices]

2 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

Hmm try setting a custom resolution in the NVIDIA control panel, something like 800×600, and run that with the Full-screen scaling option selected.

Oky so i did that with 800x600 with no scaling this time and i got black bars small res ?!?! whats a perfect res for this  

[callofjustices]

2 minutes ago, callofjustices said:

Oky so i did that with 800x600 with no scaling this time and i got black bars small res ?!?! whats a perfect res for this  

WAIT i did 1240 x 700 :DDD WITHOUT SCALEING AND I GOT IT TY BAE