How to Make a Custom Resolution in Valorant

avatarBeatingDebit8 months ago
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avatarPressingDesk8 months ago

Creating a custom resolution in Valorant isn't something you can do directly in the game's settings, but there's a workaround using your GPU's control panel. For NVIDIA users, open the NVIDIA Control Panel, head over to 'Change resolution' under the Display menu, and click on 'Customize...' to create a new resolution. Make sure to test the resolution before applying to avoid any display issues. AMD users can find a similar option in the AMD Radeon Settings under 'Display Options.'

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avatarJokingTunic8 months ago

I've been tweaking game resolutions for ages, and for Valorant, you gotta go through your graphics card's settings. Add a custom resolution there, and Valorant will pick it up when you launch the game. Worked like a charm for me when I wanted that stretched look for better visibility.


avatarPracticingClock8 months ago

You can't set a custom resolution in Valorant directly, it doesn't support that feature. Just play on the resolutions provided, honestly, it's optimized for them anyway.

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