How do I get black bars with 144hz

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3680962134679021

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I'm trying to get 4:3 black bars but every time i use 144hz it becomes stretched
How fix

#2

memory

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Change your graphic card settings and/or your monitor settings

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mousiope

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custom resolution maybe ? hard to tell with just that info

#4

botmode

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if you have nvidia go into the control panel to adjust desktop size and position, switch to aspect ratio and then turn the override off

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Thole

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change the aspect ratio setting to "Keep aspect ratio" instead of "fill"

#6

Change

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https://imgur.com/a/6EqtU

#7

tsar

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No one help him. I've died so many times due to his shitty choice in resolutions

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3680962134679021

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I have AMD and I have preserve aspect ratio on and my monitor is set to aspect ratio
When I open tf2 with 60hz there's black bars but anything above that and it's stretched

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jetz

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I have the opposite problem. 4:3 wont stretch no matter what on my 144hz

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3680962134679021

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dont listen to tsar help me

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mousiope

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flufI have AMD and I have preserve aspect ratio on and my monitor is set to aspect ratio
When I open tf2 with 60hz there's black bars but anything above that and it's stretched

if the same resolution at 60 hz has black bars and at 144hz is stretched, you need to create a custom resolution, where you define the resolution you want with the 144 hz
amd drivers are notoriously buggy with that shit

[quote=fluf]I have AMD and I have preserve aspect ratio on and my monitor is set to aspect ratio
When I open tf2 with 60hz there's black bars but anything above that and it's stretched[/quote]

if the same resolution at 60 hz has black bars and at 144hz is stretched, you need to create a custom resolution, where you define the resolution you want with the 144 hz
amd drivers are notoriously buggy with that shit