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Screen resolution vs. graphics card resolution 3

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goombawaho

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This is gonna be a dumb question. Are these two always equal? In other words, if the screen resolution says 1360x760 is the graphics card not capable of higher resolutions? Just wondering because I'd like to connect my (new) laptop to my TV and lower resolution wouldn't be so great.

Wondering if I need to get a laptop that says "full HD - 1920x1080"?

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