1920x1080 LCD's that support 1:1?

[five_seven]

I'm trying to pick out a new 1920x1080 LCD and am trying to incorporate support (as best I can) for older titles that don't work well in widescreen.

Is 1:1 pixel mapping pretty much done with from manufacturers? I've found possible candidates on NewEgg, downloaded the manual to check, and found everything so far only supports 'Full' (stretch) or Aspect Ratio. Are there any 1080 LCD's that have 1:1, or at that size is it kind of a moot point?

 

[toyota]

my Asus H233H 1080 monitor does 1:1. your video card control panel should let you choose that if your monitor does not.

 

[Anomaly1964]

Supposedly the Samsung LD450 Does...

Or try to find a HP LD4200 on sale, that is what I am using and LOVING it!

 

[LiuKangBakinPie]

I'm trying to pick out a new 1920x1080 LCD and am trying to incorporate support (as best I can) for older titles that don't work well in widescreen.

Is 1:1 pixel mapping pretty much done with from manufacturers? I've found possible candidates on NewEgg, downloaded the manual to check, and found everything so far only supports 'Full' (stretch) or Aspect Ratio. Are there any 1080 LCD's that have 1:1, or at that size is it kind of a moot point?

you looking for one for your computer? If so don't worry about that. The player can dx can fill the screen for you with any title

 

[five_seven]

toyota, is your Acer of a certain revision? The latest manual and demo unit in Best Buy only did Wide and 4:3 options.

LiuKangBakinPie, I'm afraid I didn't understand your post. Is it similar to toyota's statement that I can just force it through the video card? I run a 5870 and CCC. I didn't realize this may be possible, and I haven't dug into CCC enough yet to find it (I'm not in the same place as my rig at the moment to check).

 

[five_seven]

Oops...and when I said "older titles" I mean games, not movies! Sorry for any confusion!

 

[toyota]

toyota, is your Acer of a certain revision? The latest manual and demo unit in Best Buy only did Wide and 4:3 options.

LiuKangBakinPie, I'm afraid I didn't understand your post. Is it similar to toyota's statement that I can just force it through the video card? I run a 5870 and CCC. I didn't realize this may be possible, and I haven't dug into CCC enough yet to find it (I'm not in the same place as my rig at the moment to check).

my H233H says aspect or full in the menu options. full just stretches the image.

 

[WaitingForNehalem]

My 23" 1080p ASUS VH236H supports 1:1 pixel mapping.

 

[JRW]

Neither of my Samsungs have 1:1 pixel mapping (PX2370 & 2333T) they have Wide or Auto screensize options which is just for aspect ratios. I could of swore you could enable 1:1 pixel mapping in Nvidia drivers somewhere but cant seem to find it.