# Screen resolution

Screen resolution affects the resolutions detected by the application. There is a choice of the following values:

SVGA modes | SUPPORTSVGA | The classic 4:3 screen resolutions starting from 320x200 up to 1280x800.
HDMI modes | SUPPORTHDMI | The typical 16:9 resolutions from 640x360 up to 1980x1080.
Monitor native modes | NATIVERES | Whatever resolution is returned from the video card.
Initial resolution | INITIALRES | Set the initial screen resolution to the width and height given in the adjacent text fields.
Max resolution | MAXIMUMRES | Set the maximum screen resolution to the width and height given in the adjacent text fields.
Limit resolution | LIMITSCREENRES | Disables any resolution higher than the selected value. By default, the choice is "unlimited", that means no resolution is disabled.

Note that 320x200 resolution is typically no longer supported, but it is not a problem to emulate it in a window, and this resolution is necessary to run some older games.