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Matthias99

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You left out 1900x1440 and 2048x1536, not to mention 1080i/p (1920x1080), 720p (1280x720), and other widescreen resolutions (1680x1050, 1920x1200).
 
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1600X1200 @ 32.. I'm hoping to get two of those Apple 30" displays with a 2480X1600 res and two 6800U 512MB or whatever the next card is that supports SLI and dual-link DVI. *drool*
 

biostud

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1280x960 (which isn't there)

While you're at it you could add a poll for CRT or LCD.
 

alexXx

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you forgot 1600x1024(which i use since it is the heighest my monitor will go at 85hz) and you forgot 1280x960(which you should have put since 1280x1024 is a diff aspect ratio than the other normal res's
 

RobCur

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Originally posted by: alexXx
you forgot 1600x1024(which i use since it is the heighest my monitor will go at 85hz) and you forgot 1280x960(which you should have put since 1280x1024 is a diff aspect ratio than the other normal res's

oh? care to make your own thread? It's too many as is..
I should have limited to 800x600, 1024x768 and 1280x1024
The more i put the more your ask for such nonsense resolution.
pick ones closest to what you have it set to. duh.. :p
 

JustAnAverageGuy

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Originally posted by: RobCur
Originally posted by: alexXx
you forgot 1600x1024(which i use since it is the heighest my monitor will go at 85hz) and you forgot 1280x960(which you should have put since 1280x1024 is a diff aspect ratio than the other normal res's

oh? care to make your own thread? It's too many as is..
I should have limited to 800x600, 1024x768 and 1280x1024
The more i put the more your ask for such nonsense resolution.
pick ones closest to what you have it set to. duh.. :p

Alternately, you could have an "other" option ;)