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What is your screen resolution?

640x480 0 vote(s) 0.0%
800x600 2 vote(s) 5.7%
1024x768 12 vote(s) 34.3%
1152x864 4 vote(s) 11.4%
1280x960 2 vote(s) 5.7%
1280x1024 7 vote(s) 20.0%
1600x1200 7 vote(s) 20.0%
Others 1 vote(s) 2.9%
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  1. SharkFiNbowL Newcomer, in training Posts: 46

    What is your screen resolution? What inch is your monitor? LCD or CRT? Share with us and get this topic startin'!

    I'm not sure if I should use 1280x960 @ 70Hz or 1280x1024 @ 60Hz (Those are the MAX for my 17" monitor). Anyways, if i use 1280x1024, which I'm currently am, then I have to turn the brightness darker or my eyes will get really tired soon.

    P.S. will 16bit medium color quality make my eyes less strain if 60Hz?!
    SharkFiNbowL, May 8, 2003
    #1

  2. SNGX1275 TS Special Forces Posts: 11,917   +119

    I fixed your poll you had 2 resolutions that basically don't exist:
    640x468
    1024x968

    Anyway I think you should run at 1280x960, for 1 its at a higher refresh rate.

    But also I don't know how many people have thought about this but running 1280x1024 just doesn't make sense, it doesn't fit in the accepted screen ratio of 1.333333, all the other resolutions (since I fixed them) fit that ratio.
    SNGX1275, May 8, 2003
    #2

  3. LNCPapa TS Special Forces Posts: 3,974   +125

    Well.... actually most of my machines run at 1600x1200, but one of my main machines runs at 1920x1440. I also have a couple that run at 1280x1024 and a couple machines at 1024x768. I have a few 21" monitors, a few 19"ers, and 2 17".

    LNCPapa
    LNCPapa, May 8, 2003
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  4. Arris TechSpot Evangelist Posts: 4,315   +20

    19" Samsung 957DF CRT @ 1600x1200 76Hz
    17" Samsung 172T TFT @ 1280x1024 70Hz

    Both 18" viewable area

    I guess times have moved on and 1024 is not "the resolution" to run nowadays ;)
    Arris, May 9, 2003
    #4

  5. StormBringer Newcomer, in training Posts: 2,871

    These are the monitors of my currently active machines
    19" 1280x1024@85Hz
    19" 1280x1024@85Hz
    17" 1024x768@75Hz
    15" 800x600@70Hz
    StormBringer, May 9, 2003
    #5

  6. MYOB Newcomer, in training Posts: 527

    1024x768 @ 85Hz, its the max my TFT can do...
    MYOB, May 9, 2003
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  7. DigitAlex TechSpot Paladin Posts: 583

    19" flat CRT @ 1152x864 @ 85Hz ( 1024 is too big, 1280 is too small :p )
    15" CRT @ 1024x768 @ 85 Hz
    DigitAlex, May 9, 2003
    #7

  8. MrGaribaldi TechSpot Ambassador Posts: 2,802

    1024*768 which is the highest this 17" crt can handle @ 85hz...

    I tend to use whatever resolution is the highest, but still able to run at least 85hz as anything less than that doesn't "feel" "solid"...
    MrGaribaldi, May 9, 2003
    #8

  9. DigitAlex TechSpot Paladin Posts: 583


    Yes that's true, 1280x1024 fits 1.25 and not 4/3

    I'd like to have your opinions about that, why 1024 and not 960 or vice versa :) please !!

    It's because i'm thinking about switching to one of these resolutions but have to pick the best one

    thx
    DigitAlex, May 9, 2003
    #9

  10. novicegamer Newcomer, in training Posts: 119

    22" and 19" both at 1280x960 @85hz.17" in other room
    novicegamer, May 9, 2003
    #10

  11. ---agissi--- TechSpot Paladin Posts: 2,369   +9

    Ditto, Im right with yah :grinthumb
    ---agissi---, May 9, 2003
    #11

  12. negroplasty TechSpot Maniac Posts: 515   +6

    I always run my 17" at 1152*864@85. It suits me perfectly, for some reason I remember posting in a similar thread not too long ago :confused: . I am just imagining things I guess :giddy: . Although not that long ago, I used to have a 14" running at 800*600@60 :) (This was with my old machine).
    negroplasty, May 9, 2003
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  13. Didou Bowtie extraordinair! Posts: 5,898

    1280*1024@85hz on a LG 19" CRT.

    My SONY 17" is doing 1024*768@85hz
    Didou, May 9, 2003
    #13

  14. ---agissi--- TechSpot Paladin Posts: 2,369   +9

    Im on a 19" running 1152*864 ;)

    Edit:

    ....Alright, whos the one with six computers and voted "1280x1024" on all of them? :rolleyes: ?
    ---agissi---, May 9, 2003
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  15. negroplasty TechSpot Maniac Posts: 515   +6

    In case you didn't notice agissi, you can only vote once.

    Edit: I did not mean for that to sound rude, my apologies. I just get a little upset when people state impossible things. It will be my downfall :( .
    negroplasty, May 9, 2003
    #15

  16. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training Posts: 6,504

    Well, I went back to using 17" monitors because I started to use the TV for DVDs and games.

    How anyone can stand anything other than 1152x864 on a 17" monitor, I do not know.
    Phantasm66, May 9, 2003
    #16

  17. Nick Newcomer, in training Posts: 216

    1024x768 @60hz on a 19" a90f+ flat crt viewsonic.
    Nick, May 9, 2003
    #17

  18. Tarkus TechSpot Ambassador Posts: 835

    1600x1200@100Hz normal use on a Sony G520 21"
    1280x1024@100Hz while gaming
    1024x768@150Hz while gaming
    Tarkus, May 9, 2003
    #18

  19. Rick TechSpot Staff Posts: 6,283   +41

    There are a number of video cards I'm familiar with that have either one or the other.. Mine for example only does 1280x1024.. 1280x960 is not an option.
    Rick, May 9, 2003
    #19

  20. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training Posts: 6,504

    I would expect a lot of gamers here contribute to the 1280x1024 value being the most common; you guys probably all have like 19" monitors as stuff.

    I just like 17" now, I use 2 screens, two towers on either side of a TV. I will take a picture one day. I moved from playing games and movies on the TV and just using a smaller monitor for more serious functions some time ago.
    Phantasm66, May 10, 2003
    #20
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