LG 38GL950 resolutions

[OnTheGrid]

Anyone know how to best setup the resolutions in ACC? Don't want to run the native 3840x1600 so my only other option is 2560x1600 or 2560x1440, which both looked stretched in full screen. I can run them in windowed mode however I would rather in Fullscreen.

Any suggestions?

[Captain Barracuda]

Native will be best, any other res (aside from say half res x:y) will be interpolated and look blurry. If you're trying to reduce graphics load by reducing resolution but you still want to keep full screen and the correct aspect ratio I recommend running native res and then just reducing the graphics scale below x1 in ACC graphics options until it's at a level you're happy with.

[ling.speed]

Originally posted by transfix:

Anyone know how to best setup the resolutions in ACC? Don't want to run the native 3840x1600 so my only other option is 2560x1600 or 2560x1440, which both looked stretched in full screen. I can run them in windowed mode however I would rather in Fullscreen.

Any suggestions?

Just create custom resolution for your screen in video card driver settings (where you set desktop resolution etc.), it should be then avilable in ACC. Just make sure that new resolution will have the same aspect ratio. The other resolutions you mentioned aren't of the same aspect ratio. Also your screen is advertised as 21:9 which it's a lie, it's actually 12:5, just so you dont confuse yourself too much :).

As for what exact resolution to run, it's up to the experimentation as it works a bit different for each screen. You could start with something like 2592x1080.


edit: Screens also often have option how to treat different aspect ratio resolutions, streaching being usually the default. Your screen manual should have info on how change this behaviour. So you could use the other resolutions you mentioned, thou it will still be blurred like the first option, and with additional black borders. So not the best.

[OnTheGrid]

Ok so I have it at native in game and put scale res down to 80%. That make sense? I think it's easier than creating a custom res.

[Captain Barracuda]

Originally posted by transfix:

Ok so I have it at native in game and put scale res down to 80%. That make sense? I think it's easier than creating a custom res.

Yep that's what I meant, that way you keep your aspect ratio so the image doesn't appear stretched. It wont be as sharp as native res but will have less graphics load.