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09-May-2010, 01:28 PM #1
Talking Solved: Dual Monitor Resolution question.
Right now i have a laptop with max resolution 1600x900. I want to set up a dual monitor system. Should i buy a 1600x900 or a 1080p one? Will the 1080p ultimately be forced to use a 1600x900 display? What if i get a monitor that is of lower resolution?

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How do dual monitors with different resolutions work?

Thanks so much! im new to the forum so sorry if i did something wrong/out of etiquette.
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is nobody willing to help?
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09-May-2010, 08:54 PM #4
Dont worry, its not a problem. You can set resolutions separately for each screen, and they can be totally different.
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okay thanks so much! a trivial question but i wanted to make sure before i purchased one.
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