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Originally Posted by Arunachaleshwar
I used the xrandr command,which worked but as there was no instruction for elementary OS I didn't know how to save the settings
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so you got the desired resolution, but it reverts back to lo-res after logging out/in?
then you just have to make sure that xrandr command gets executed every time you log in.
most desktop environments have a menu entry called "Startup applications" or "Autostart" - try adding it there.