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Originally Posted by EchoWars
The video card is responsible for the available resolution choices...not the monitor.
Figure out what you've got for a vid card, and find the newest drivers for it. Unless it is really ancient, you'll likely find that the newer drivers have the resolution you are looking for.
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+1 This should fix it.
Because it's an LCD monitor, it actually should only be set at it's actual native resolution, otherwise you'll get smearing and weird artifacts. If it isn't at the native res you get scaling happening. Most LCD monitors don't scale well. Hell, most HDTVs don't scale well, either. A major downside to LCDs compared to CRT screens... that and their colour is rotten. But they're convenient, right?
(I use an LCD monitor currently, and it's my second one. I'm praying that SED makes it to the market and can be made with such a fine DPI that it can simulate CRT's multi-res capability. These transmissive screens reaaallly bug me.)