about ASUS TUSI-M motherboard onboard video resolution

Hi all:

I wonder if anyone know how to get 1440 x 900 resolution on my ASUS
TUSI-M motherboard with the onboard video (SiS630ET chipset), is there
absolution no way to get this done? Or do I really have to buy another
PCI video card (and if this is the case, could I disable the onboard
video in the BIOS setting)?? Any cheap PCI video card I could get these
days?? thanks!

I am thinking of buying a Niko-1906W 19" Widescreen 5ms TFT LCD
Monitor, which I think the native resolution is 1440 x 900. That's the
problem..

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