FX5600- DVI- 1600x1200?? Help :-(

Hi to all,
today i go to my computer dealer and buy a very expensive MSI FX5600 TD256MB Graphic card.
Normaly i don´t need a fast Graphic card like this (i don´t play) , but i need a digital output that can display the resolution 1600x1200. But with dvi i can only set 1600x1024. Can I set the Graphc card on dvi to 1600x1200?
Hope anyone can help me??
Or: What for a Graphic card i need again?
I used before a Matrox G450, that was very nice, but they have no DVI Output.
My LCD is a Acer FP2081.
Best greetings to the far world and a nice Year 2004!!

read this thread. it may be of assistance to you.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threadid=26581&sid=&hilightuser=1939
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