26. June 2015, 21:05:12

#5

voodoo47Quote

I understand that he would like to have a lower res game stretched to properly fill the screen. by default, notebooks usually do that weird crap displaying a tiny window in the middle of the screen when you run something in low resolution (because that's the ONE thing nobody sane would ever want, I suppose).

26. June 2015, 21:29:34

#6

MarvinQuote

Does the old trick where you have to lower the desktop resolution first, then enable GPU scaling in the Catalyst manager still work? If it doesn't apply to games, I guess you're screwed but that's a given with a card as old as yours.

26. June 2015, 22:23:47

#7

OlfredQuote

I thought that would be connected to the monitor. But maybe it is different for laptops.

So what happens when you just use the standard plug and play windows driver?

26. June 2015, 22:25:18

#8

NXRQuote

Ye, i did that, actually i found that by myself a few years ago ahhaha

And i found a sollution! you need to set the desktop resolution to the game resolution and BOOOM! no black bars anymore! (still need the scalling option activated on CCC)

Thanks anyways!