Re: Old nVIDIA Card to 1440X900 resolution, compatible?

Hi all and good to be here,
I have this question lingering in my head for the longest time and was wondering...before I go out and get this Viewsonic (VA1912wb) 19" LCD screen to replace my 17" CRT (whiches killing my eyes by the way). I heard that the native resolution is the only way to go if my display adapter support this. My video card said the max resolution is 1920X1200 and by the specs of it, will this card support its 1440X900 native wide format resolution? Does this mean if I buy the monitor, the included CD software will update to the correct resolution, and if not, is there a way to manually input the display resolution? I'm completely lost on this.
Here's some helpful info of my unit - I have a Micron PC purchased new back in Oct. 2000 (dinosaur era), it's an Intel PIII 1GHZ and the display adapter specs are as follow:

Visiontek TNT2 16MB 2x/4x Video Card
AGP Support: 4x/2x AGP Pipeline
Bandwidth (Data Path): 64 Bit
Compliance: FCC Part 15, SubPart B, Class B, CE, EN-55022: 1994 /
A1: 1995, Class B, AS/NZS 3548: 1995, Class B, Amdt 1
/ 1997; Amdt 2 / 1997, EN61000~4~2: 1995,
EN61000~4~3: 1995, ENV50204: 1995, EN61000~4~4: 1995
DAC Speed (MHz): 250MHz
Default Memory Size: 16MB
Graphics Accelerator: NVidia TNT2
Interface Type (i.e. PCI): AGP Interface-ATX Form Factor
Max Color Depth: 32 Bit True Color
Maximum Memory: 16MB
Maximum Resolution: 1920 x 1200
Memory Type (i.e. DRAM): 133 MHz SDRAM
OS Support: NT 4.0, Win98 SE, Win 2000
Peripheral Connectors: VGA Out (DB15)
Plug and Play: Yes (Win 9x)
Power Consumption: 6.3 Watts Max
Refresh Rate at Maximum Resolution: 72 MHz


Thanx for the input, much help is appreciated.