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Not at all without providing your own display driver. You'll have to resort what the one you have installed provides.
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Not at all without providing your own display driver. You'll have to resort what the one you have installed provides.

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how can i setup a custom screen resolution like 500x300?<br />
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how can i setup a custom screen resolution like 500x300?
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setting custoim screen resolution

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