Maximum Supported resolution on graphics card???

Does anyone know the maximum supported resolution on the MacBook graphics card? I'd like to see if i could get a cheaper and bigger display than the ones made by apple. Any info would be appreciated.

No, that's just for the internal display.
Here's the info from Apple's hardware documentation
Extended Desktop Mode- In extended desktop mode, the resolution of the two displays can be set independently. In this mode, the maximum external display resolution supported by the MacBook is 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz for analog displays and 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz for digital displays.
1920x1200 is the native resolution for the 23" Apple display, the 24" Dell display, and probably some others. They work great with Macbooks.

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first time sorry for my bad english.
I have a MSI GX620 laptop with a nv 9600th
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It can play few of them,
Did you do what I suggested & try playing?
What about in low resolution and settings?
I say laptops are not meant for gaming at all whichever company it is, for that desktops are there with all the cards, adequate cooling system, power supply unit etc.
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