Recently I just got a hold of a really nice monitor. I was looking forward to a larger screen resolution since I've been sticking with a modest 1650x1050 with my old ViewSonic. However, after getting this one set up, it says that it won't go to a higher resolution than that of my previous Monitor. My brother has the same monitor, a less than optimal card from Nvidia, and can get a 1950 x 1200 Resolution or something like that which I assume is max for the monitor.

My card is an AMD Radeon HD 7770. If anyone can give me an idea of what to do so I can get a higher resolution that'd be great. I read that doing a rollback on the driver could do the trick but I'd rather just see if there are any other options before I try that. Cheers!

A good place to start is by letting us know a bit about your machine and what brand and model your monitor is.  What driver version your running etc... see my sig for an example of the type of info that would be useful in helping you figure this out.

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W7 Ultimate x64: Corsair 800D, AX1200
Asus P8Z77 WS
i7 3770K @ 4.8Ghz
32GB RipJaws @ 1600
3x XFX BE 7970 CFX 1200/1600
OCZ V3 120GB, WD 2TB Black
Creative X-Fi Titanium
Dell U3011 + WFP2407 
Koolance 370 & EK GPU Water Blocks

Sounds like you are either not using a 60hz refresh rate or you are not using DVI/DP/HDMI

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Crosshair IV Formula, Phenom II x4 965 w/ Corsair H60, 8 GiB OCZ Platinum DDR3 1600, XFX HD 7970 Ghz, 512GB Vertex 4, 256GB Vector, 240GB Agility 3, Creative X-Fi Titanium w/ Creative Gigaworks S750, SeaSonic X750, HP ZR2440w, Win 7 Ultimate x64

Processor: AMD FX-8120 CPU 8x 3.10Ghz/8MB L2 Cache

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 -- AMD 970

Card: 1GB AMD Radeon HD 7770

PSU: 850 Watt Corsair CMPSU-850TXV2

27" LCD AOC Monitor with 1920x1080 being the optimal res. Model is 2770VH1

Also I did check my refresh rate, it is at 60hz.

I'm not sure if there is a way and how to get the format that you have in your signature so I put it out as is and hope it will be helpful. Tried to dxdiag and that didn't come up with what I wanted. I'm good at building a computer but when it comes to this I'm mind boggled.