How to make games in low resolutions scale to full-screen on Nvidia GT 640M?
I have a laptop with a discrete Nvidia GeForce GT 640M LE graphics card (together with an integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000). My display has native resolution of 1920x1080. Unfortunately, when I try to play games with smaller resolution (e.g. 1280x768, etc. — older games, or very demanding new games), they show in a small "window" in the middle of the screen, with huge black frame around, wasting most of my display area :( I've seen on other computers (including really old ones) that usually such games "scale" to fill the full screen (making the pixels "bigger" and more visible). I've tried to find out how to change this, but with no success. Is it possible to fix/change this, and if yes then how?
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How do I make low resolution games full screen?
In display settings, Select any resolution that is not the native one, then in graphic properties, choose Display and select scale full screen.How do I make my Nvidia game full screen?
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Click the Settings cog in the upper-right corner, then head to the Display tab. Select your display and slide the toggle next to Virtual Super Resolution. From there, you should be able to open your game, head to its graphics or display settings, and set your resolution higher than your monitor would normally allow.How to Remove Black Bars/Borders in 800x600 Gaming [Fullscreen]
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