apoppin
Lifer
Originally posted by: dreddfunk
they are "equivalent" resolutions - the only difference is WS vs a regular screen
apoppin - I'm not sure what you mean by 'equivalent'. The 19x12 display has 384,000 more pixels to push. The 1600x1200 display is closer in pixel count to the 1680x1050 (only a 156,000 difference in pixels).
IF someone uses and likes AA at 16x12 ... then he will ALSO like AA at 19x12i am saying IF 4xAA is usable at 16x12 OR 19x12 ... i LIKE it ... i can see the difference
The only thing that confuses me about what you're trying to say is if you're asserting that all people who like AA at 16x12 must also like AA at 19x12, or if you're speaking entirely for yourself. The first statement leads me to believe the former. The second statement leads me to believe the latter.
Sure, I'm personally dubious that someone who likes AA at 16x12 wouldn't like AA at 19x12 (especially since the pixel density of the displays actually decrease) but I'm open to the possibility that it could happen.
Certainly, I think everyone is cool with your personal preferences and, given them, the 640MB GTS is clearly insufficient for your needs at 19x12, but others may disagree (and have), based on differences in subjective 'needs'.
I think the general consensus on the GTS is that it *could* be sufficient--right now--depending upon your requirements for quality. It is not right for you, however, and I'm sure we all respect that.
Cheers.
First, what IS the difference in AA applied to a 19x12 vs a 16x12 Screen?
-the way they "look" - not the performance hit difference
--what is the difference between a 19x12 LCD and a 16x12 LCD other then the added real estate of the WS monitor?
they don't "look" different EXCEPT one is a WS ... if ANYONE is 'used to' a 16x12 with AA then he will also want to use AA on a 19x12.
and NO - 8800GTS 640 is NOT sufficient for 19x12 with all in-game setting maxed and with 4xAA/16xAF ... not unless you want to "settle" for less then 30 FPS
--this is not my "opinion" ... check the benchmarks for yourself.