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Unsolved Black bars on top and bottom when using 5120x1440 resolution
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Hello!
Assasins Creed Valhalla has a problem displaying in the correct way on a Samsung G9 Odyssey monitor. The monitor has a native resolution of 5120x1440 pixels and an aspect ratio of 32:9. The game recognizes the resolution and allows me to select it in the menu, however it displays with black bars at the top and bottom in practice displaying 1200 pixels vertically.
I think the game has a problem recognizing my monitor correctly because it also doesn't show the correct "aspect ratio" to choose from in the menu, and suggests to me that 4:3 and 1024x768 are my native settings. (Sceens here: and )
I have tried uninstalling the graphics drivers, uninstalling the monitor etc. nothing helped. On the other monitor (3440x1440) the game displays correctly.
Running the game in windowed mode also has no effect because the game thinks 1024x768 is my native resolution and displays it that way.
I would appreciate any potential solutions to the problem or letting me know what information you need.
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@oris-rake I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue. I can confirm that it has been reported previously and the development team are investigating.
Please ensure you have the latest game update installed and also try verifying the game files. However if the issue persists then could you please submit a support ticket and attach your system files, dxdiag and msinfo along with those screenshots you attached here and we will forward those on to the development team.Official Response
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