#1366x768 civilization v images full
#1366x768 civilization v images windows

When I start up, I choose the DirectX10/11 setting naturally, but when I use the resolution 1366x768 60Hz I get a black bar about an inch wide going down only the right side of my screen. I recently purchased Civilization 5 vanilla and Gods and Kings on Steam's Daily Deal service for $12.59. With that out of the way, here's my issue: It does not make an answer easy for Wilmer007: perhaps a config with 1024x768 will work very fine for some, and be slow, or not well proportionned with others.Hey all! New to these forums, but not forums in general! First off I want to say that I have looked on Google, this website, and many others for solutions for my problem but have come up with nothing. I also run XP3-32, with DirectX 9, not Directx 10 or 11.Īctually, I guess it is what developpers always fear: the multiplicity of configurations with PCs (versus the 'simplicity' of consoles.) I do not exclude that some video cards, more designed for work than for games, are not so 'Civ 5 friendly'. I play using a Dell Workstation M65, using a graphic card Nvidia Quadro FX350M.Įxcellent for engineering tasks (ArchiCad, AutoCad, etc.) and using OpenGL.īut I also use my laptop on a docking station, and the 1024x768 display is on a monitor attached to this docking station. I am afraid I can have a problem of compatibility with my hardware. (ex.: upload the printscreen using then copy the direct link using the button 'insert an image') Would it be possible for you to post a printscreen of what you get when in city view - with production panel expenaded - ? I would love to see how it should be. What you say is very interresting DagHammarskjol. And games that DON'T support window mode there are apps that can force them to be I like to go between my game and MSN/FB/hulu without having to alt+tab, wait 5secs and then move mouse over.

#1366x768 civilization v images full

I personally ONLY use window mode cause alt+tabbing in and out of full screen sucks, it also doesn't let you drag out to another screen. Note: I don't even know if the game supports these res, I am just using them as an example.

#1366x768 civilization v images windows

Or you could go backwards and say that your full screen settings is 1024*768, and you go to window moded and your windows res is set to 640*480, then the game would speed way up. So if you play in full screen on 640x480 and then you go to window mode and you have 1024*768, then yeah, it will go slower.īut if you play in full screen on 1024*768, and then you go to window mode and your gfx is set at 1024*768, you won't see any change other than the little title bar and how much faster it is to alt+tab. The only difference is the aspect ratio is locked in when in window mode as to your gfx card options. It uses the same CPU power, GPU, and RAM amounts in window mode as it does in full screen. maybe their ui needs a min height of 768 or the scaling breaks? Or maybe its just bad 16:9 support 1280x720 is the res you would want to run but it isn't supported unless i missed it in the list. i think it'll be the least distorted incorrect ratio, and much easier on your card than 1920x1080. If you have a 16:9 moniter, you might need to try 1280x800. The difference in pixels between 1024x7x800 is negligible, so if either is correct for your monitor you should go with that one. Also would have been so much easier if they let you set the refresh rate and resolution independently so each entry wasn't listed like 5 times. Good for me with my antique crt i guess, not good if you have a shiny new widescreen lcd and bad graphics hardware driving it. Looking though the list, i'm actually surprised how spotty the 16:9 support is and how good the 4:3. next higher res is 1400x900 which is also supported. looks like 1280x720 isn't suported, nor is 1600x900 which leaves you at 1920x1080 i think.įor 8:5 monitors, 1280x800 is fairly low and is supported. If you have a 16:9 monitor you may be in trouble for a low res. the next larger size supported is 1152x864. You probably want to stick to something that's the correct aspect ratio for your monitor.ġ024x768 is a 4:3 resolution.