- Mar 15, 2003
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I find it odd how usable high resolutions are on a mac. I rarely used my monitor at anything greater than 1280x1024 on my PC but I can hit 1600x1200 on the mac without a problem. My pc's text and such was unreadable at 16x12 - I'm sure that the mac adjusts font size, icons/etc. to compensate but why doesn't winXP do the same thing? Is there a way to do this without changing a bunch of setting? I think thi is one major reason graphic designers prefer the mac, honestly (the ability to easily use 1600x1200+ without having to change font sizes and such).
Same monitor hooked up to both (not by A/B switch - the switch limits the refresh rate)..
Sony E500 21' FD trinitron
PC- ATI Radeon 9000 AIW
Mac - Default G4 video card (Nvidia geForce4mx)
Comparing 1600x1200 @ refresh rate of 100
Same monitor hooked up to both (not by A/B switch - the switch limits the refresh rate)..
Sony E500 21' FD trinitron
PC- ATI Radeon 9000 AIW
Mac - Default G4 video card (Nvidia geForce4mx)
Comparing 1600x1200 @ refresh rate of 100