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Ok I was messing around with the display resolution in windows to see what the highest resolution this monitor would allow and once I found it out I realized that I was unable to use windows anymore because the monitor resolution was to high.
Luckily for me I had linux also installed so I just booted up into linux and degaussed the screen and set it to factory settings and then it worked again.
Thank you linux! without linux I would have had to reinstall Windows AGAIN.
Well I still use windows because I am a gaming person.
But once W.I.N.E. is powerful enough I can make the perminant switch.
WINE has to at least be able to play the sims 2 before I can switch though and that might be a good 4 years from now.
I agree with f10-next...no need to keep Windows for games. Check out Cedega "point-n-play". Tons of games (Half-Life2, FEAR, etc.), supported with no problems...they have a huge list, and great support.
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