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September 28th, 2001 14:00

Dell Latitude C800

Hi everyone, my company just brought 20 dell latitude c800 and when a install the video driver under windows 2000 the screen is not very fluid.
Driver Data : 2001-07-09
Driver Version 5.13.1.3227
Driver : Ati
I try under the resolution 1024x760 not fluid
I try under the resolution 1400x1024 is very fluid
This is from the dell site and the file is w2ka07.exe
So i want to if someone else experienced this problem before and how to fix it.


  • DanHenegan

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    Posted October 5th, 2001 22:00

    The default resolution is 1600 X 1200. Looks great that way!

  • Rance485

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    Posted October 11th, 2001 17:00

    nakisuma:

    Your system is optimized for a resolutions of 1600x1200. As a result, using display resolutions other than this resolution will result in less than perfect appearance.

    All industry standard LCD panels are optimized for a specific (maximum) resolution. Using a resolution other than the optimal will result in screen stretching, distortion, or screen shrink. In addition the image and fonts may look slightly "blurry" due to the method of interpolation (a form of antialiasing) being used.

    This is not considered a problem and occurs with all TFT LCDs industry wide. Each display is optimized to a specific resolution and was designed to operate at that resolution.



  • marla35000

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    Posted August 10th, 2004 02:00

    I had to reinstall my operating system - Windows 2000 on my Latitude C800 laptop.  Afterwards, I downloaded the available driver from the dell website.  My colors look great and the graphics are fine.  However, everything is really small and I have been unable to figure out why.  Any suggestions??
  • dssdbs

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    Posted August 10th, 2004 04:00

    right-click on your desktop and choose Properties to get to the Display Properties. Now, choose the "Effects" tab and place a check mark in the box next to "Use large icons". Next, choose the "Settings" tab, and then click on the Advanced button. Change the DPI setting from "Small Fonts" (96dpi) to Large Fonts (120dpi). This will increase the font size so they aren't so small. Then click on OK, and then OK again. You may need to reboot to get the fonts/icons to look right on the screen.