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select no scaling, and perform scaling on gpu
http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/9538/desktop2012012203240225.jpg
It also says my native resolution is 1024x768, which is completely wrong.
As well the only way I can get the same widescreen look as when I'm in fullscreen, is by going windowed mode, BUT it shows everything behind the window and not the black bars/border like when I use fullscreen
If you have a non-widescreen monitor and want to have a widescreen res display properly; you need to do the following. NVIDIA Control Panel > Adjust Desktop Size & Position > Aspect Ratio > Apply it to the Display. So if my display is 1280x1024, I can have 1280x720 display correct in this way; and that will result in black bars on top/bottom when I display a WS RES.
The same goes for widescreen users who want 4:3 or 5:4 res to actually display in the correct Aspect Ratio. For this, instead of Black Bars in the top/bottom; they'll be on the sides.
If you do not care and want your desktop/games to fill your entire screen no matter the res; then select Full Screen. As that will stretch any res to fit your entire screen.
If u do not have a HDCP Compliant GPU + Screen at the same time; GPU Scaling will not be an option; only on Display side. Which technically should still work. I used to do this back in the day when I ran a GTX 280 on a 22" Sony Tritron 1600x1200 monitor and it all works as I desribed above.