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FOV is the same, what you're trying to talk about is the HUD placement. If you go higher in resolution the HUD screws up.
It's probably an ultra-wide resolution, which youtube doesn't support I believe.
Make sure the 4:3 resolution you choose has the same amount of vertical pixels as your normal resolution, or it'll look blurry.
If you're running in 2560x1440 (16:9), make sure your 4:3 res is 1920x1440.
If you're running in 1920x1080 (16:9), make sure your 4:3 res is 1440x1080.
You can change this in your windows settings.
Once you're in 4:3, you can stretch it to fill your entire monitor if you wish. I don't do this, as it looks horrible and blurry and provides no actual advantage over just having the black bars.
Feel free to add me if you need help.
As survivor, the extra field of view makes you feel as if you're moving a little faster (no real advantage other than feeling cool) and allows you to see a lot more of the back of your survivor/the area around them in comparison to a regular 16:9 res.