1084s Display Size & WB Overscan

Blackjackel6 · 31 May 2003, 05:52

What is the BEST settings for the 1084s monitor?

as far as i know it cant display a square pixel resolution without flickering, so what is the best setting for the screensize, overscan and the actual size (outside controls).

please dont say make it as big as possible then make the overscan small as possible to achieve maximum resolution cuz although its good, it makes the games really tiny.

Severin · 31 May 2003, 14:57

Sounds like your a games player so...

delete your overscan.prefs file in EnvArc:sys

then either temporarily set your workbench to 320x256 and adjust the monitor to get the as close to a full screen image you can, or just boot a game and adjust the monitor...

the overscan settings only affect a few hd installed games they are really designed for workbench / applications so tweak away

31 May 2003, 05:52	#1
Blackjackel6 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Australia Posts: 48	1084s Display Size & WB Overscan What is the BEST settings for the 1084s monitor? as far as i know it cant display a square pixel resolution without flickering, so what is the best setting for the screensize, overscan and the actual size (outside controls). please dont say make it as big as possible then make the overscan small as possible to achieve maximum resolution cuz although its good, it makes the games really tiny.

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31 May 2003, 14:57	#2
Severin Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Gloucester / UK Posts: 700	Sounds like your a games player so... delete your overscan.prefs file in EnvArc:sys then either temporarily set your workbench to 320x256 and adjust the monitor to get the as close to a full screen image you can, or just boot a game and adjust the monitor... the overscan settings only affect a few hd installed games they are really designed for workbench / applications so tweak away

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