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if i remember correctly it's a feature of the driver, basically you can set resolution higher than what is supported by your screen and it will create a sort of
by hexmiles 4y ago
if i remember correctly it's a feature of the driver, basically you can set resolution higher than what is supported by your screen and it will create a sort of virtual screen that is "mapped" to the real one via panning.
Probably the gpu/driver don't recognize the resolution as supported by your monitor. It's should be possible to override that and set a custom resolution but i don't remember how... Sorry.