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what is maximum resolution of my graphic card ?

HI,

I am using the video which is built into my mobo... ( asus P7h55-M-pro ). the screen resolution is set at 1280 X 1024. i need to go higher. i am getting notation saying that if my resolution is less then 1600 X 1200 some screens might not fit.
i know sometimes the graphic menus only display that which the monitor will support as a choice for resolution.
firslty where is the box to uncheck which limits my choice of resolution
secondly, how can i tell what my maximum resolution my MOBO is "spec ed" at. perhaps i am not at my most current driver.
i am using Windows 7 ultimate

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intelogent

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your post was n point... and according to the above, i shoul dbe able to get 1920 X 1200 , but the intel options for the graphic card limit me to 1280 X 1024... don't you read it the same way ?

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i understand what your saying callendor... and i agree... just need to find the key to this hole.. :)

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Callandor

The monitor drivers should not affect the maximum resolution available, but the onboard video drivers should - select your OS, choose the Intel VGA driver and install it: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_1156/P7H55M_PRO/#download