Resolutions of 5:4 aspect ratio

[Zzahercor]

I searched for 5:4 resolutions and all I found was 1280x1024, 2560x2048, 5120x4096, but I want something bellow 1280x1024 with the same aspect ratio... I'm sorry if I missed something because I just don't know that much about resolutions and aspect ratios

[Гхы]

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[DocCovington]

Are you looking for a resolution that low for CS:GO only or do you want your whole system to run on such a low res?

If it's just for CS:GO, I'll copy&paste another post of mine which should make it easy for you to make the respective deduction on how to adjust your game's resoultion:

How to play 4:3 with or without black bars

1. Open your nVidia Control Panel and go to "Adjust desktop size and position" (if you have an AMD video card, search for "GPU scaling", "Screen scaling" or something along the lines). Now change the radio button to "Full-Screen" and Apply.
   
   
2. Open this file: [steaminstallationfolder]\Steam\userdata\[userid]\730\local\cfg\video.txt
   
   Search for the following line:
   

   "setting.aspectratiomode" "1" // 0 = 4:3, 1 = 16:9, 2 = 16:10

   Select "0" if you have a 16:9 screen and want the 4:3 aspect ratio to stretch without black bars.
   
   Side note: If you do want black bars, set it to the native aspect ratio of your monitor, most likely that's "1" (16:9).
   
   Now change the resolution (is has to be one that CS:GO is supporting):
   

   "setting.fullscreen" "1" // must be set to fullscreen
   "setting.defaultres" "1280" // this is the width
   "setting.defaultresheight" "960" // this is the height (d'uh)

   Many select a height of 1024 instead of the mathematically correct 960 pixels in 4:3, which respresents the highest possible resolution for 4:3 in-game. It stretches the image even further horizontally when in full-screen mode. Some pros, like FalleN, however prefer a correct 4:3 aspect ratio and therefore have selected a height of "960".

You are done.

Now all you have to do is fill in the numbers you desire for width and height. If CS:GO doesn't support 5:4, select 4:3 as aspect ratio and play with black bars.

[Zzahercor]

Originally posted by DocCovington:

Are you looking for a resolution that low for CS:GO only or do you want your whole system to run on such a low res?

If it's just for CS:GO, I'll copy&paste another post of mine which should make it easy for you to make the respective deduction on how to adjust your game's resoultion:

How to play 4:3 with or without black bars

1. Open your nVidia Control Panel and go to "Adjust desktop size and position" (if you have an AMD video card, search for "GPU scaling", "Screen scaling" or something along the lines). Now change the radio button to "Full-Screen" and Apply.
   
   
2. Open this file: [steaminstallationfolder]\Steam\userdata\[userid]\730\local\cfg\video.txt
   
   Search for the following line:
   

   "setting.aspectratiomode" "1" // 0 = 4:3, 1 = 16:9, 2 = 16:10

   Select "0" if you have a 16:9 screen and want the 4:3 aspect ratio to stretch without black bars.
   
   Side note: If you do want black bars, set it to the native aspect ratio of your monitor, most likely that's "1" (16:9).
   
   Now change the resolution (is has to be one that CS:GO is supporting):
   

   "setting.fullscreen" "1" // must be set to fullscreen
   "setting.defaultres" "1280" // this is the width
   "setting.defaultresheight" "960" // this is the height (d'uh)

   Many select a height of 1024 instead of the mathematically correct 960 pixels in 4:3, which respresents the highest possible resolution for 4:3 in-game. It stretches the image even further horizontally when in full-screen mode. Some pros, like FalleN, however prefer a correct 4:3 aspect ratio and therefore have selected a height of "960".

You are done.

Now all you have to do is fill in the numbers you desire for width and height. If CS:GO doesn't support 5:4, select 4:3 as aspect ratio and play with black bars.

I want this low resolution only for cs:go and also the weird thing is that, my monitor is 16:9, but it's just not fitting the screen if I use a 16:9 resolution. However, if I use a 4:3 resolution, it fits 100% perfect... I just don't understand... My monitor is a ''AOC F22 LCD MONITOR'' and the specs say it's a 16:9 widescreen
edit: I have gpu scaling enabled to fullscreen by the way

[DocCovington]

1. Install the latest driver for your GPU: http://www.geforce.co.uk/drivers
2. Install your monitor driver: http://support.aocmonitorap.com/userguide/f22/drivers/
3. Open the nVidia Control Panel > Display > Change Resolution > 1920 x 1080 (native)

[Zzahercor]

Originally posted by DocCovington:

1. Install the latest driver for your GPU: http://www.geforce.co.uk/drivers
2. Install your monitor driver: http://support.aocmonitorap.com/userguide/f22/drivers/
3. Open the nVidia Control Panel > Display > Change Resolution > 1920 x 1080 (native)

Thanks

[Licio Gelli]

1350x1080, try it out

[76561198815959592]

Originally posted by neCC:

1350x1080, try it out

how to make this resolution? when i am trying to make new custom resolution my amd creator automatically gives 1352x1080 res? how to change that problem?

[Licio Gelli]

Originally posted by lucid dream:

Originally posted by neCC:

1350x1080, try it out

how to make this resolution? when i am trying to make new custom resolution my amd creator automatically gives 1352x1080 res? how to change that problem?

can't help you I've nvidia

[nahkamuuntajasta]

Originally posted by Zzahercor:

I searched for 5:4 resolutions and all I found was 1280x1024, 2560x2048, 5120x4096, but I want something bellow 1280x1024 with the same aspect ratio... I'm sorry if I missed something because I just don't know that much about resolutions and aspect ratios

I am super late but 1080x864 is probably useful for you i was looking answer to this same question today and found 1080x864 try it out

[noarmor]

Originally posted by netstat -ano:

Originally posted by neCC:

1350x1080, try it out

how to make this resolution? when i am trying to make new custom resolution my amd creator automatically gives 1352x1080 res? how to change that problem?

did u fix it? wanna try it out but have same issue