How to get full resolution on Samsung E2420L monitor?

I bought a Samsung E2420L external monitor for my MacBook Pro. The box says 1920 x 1080, however I can't seem to get the Mac to push more than 1600 x 900. Samsung doesn't list any Mac drivers, how can I get the full resolution?
Thanks!

Use extended mode rather than mirrored mode in your display settings on your computer. Uncheck mirrored". Mirrored mode mirrors your computer display, including the resolution, to the external monitor. Extended mode lets you use the external monitor's native resolution.

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