Widescreen Gaming Forum

Well, I called them again. Told them this problem was happening in plain Windows as well. Didn't think of trying that before. They kept on saying that I shouldn't be running my notebook at lower than 1280 x 800 when I told them to try setting their notebook to a lower res w/ the Fixed Aspect Ratio ...

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried the Omega drivers, but I got the same results. I've actually already called HP, but they told me that Fixed Aspect Ratio Scaling option is more for multimedia programs, not games. Somehow I doubt this. I want to call them again, but I want to get confirmation from ...

I'm currently running the latest drivers available from HP/Compaq... nVidia's latest unified drivers don't support their mobile solutions... I found the latest unified drivers that were modified to support the mobile cards, but those gave me the same results. This happens at any resolution. I've ...

Ok, I took a bunch of pics. My BIOS didn't have any graphics options. All it showed was how much memory my video has (64MB). I don't know the make of the LCD, how do I find that out? I took the screens from an angle to avoid the glare from the flash.

I have a Compaq R3000z notebook w/ 15.4" widescreen LCD. It uses the Geforce4 440 chipset. I found a "Fixed Aspect Ratio Scaling" option which looks like it should add black bars to the sides of non-widescreen resolutions. When I enable it however, I get a scrambled picture when I run a game using ...