what resolution do you run?

[IEC]

1024x768

I have a Samsung 150s LCD monitor, been going good for 4+ years now 🙂

 

[Glavinsolo]

Originally posted by: nsafreak
1280x1024

On my discontinued Black 19" NEC Diamondtron, looks great @ 85hz

 

[Beige]

1024x768 should be a good standard and its my screen size.

 

[keeleysam]

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: keeleysam
7680*1600

Three 30" displays!!!!?? Pics or shens!

Sorry, but that's at work, and taking pictures of things like that would get me canned.

They are powered by two 7900GTXs, one has the middle display, and the second does the outer ones.

It kinda hurts to go home to 2405FPWs and 2005FPWs.

 

[MrColin]

1920x1440 on the left 21" CRT
1600x1200 on the right 19"CRT

 

[GrassR00t]

1440x900 at home

 

[xcript]

1280x960@85Hz on a 17" CRT.

 

[glugglug]

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: keeleysam
7680*1600

Three 30" displays!!!!?? Pics or shens!

Why does it need to be 3 30" LCDs?

2560x1600 is perfectly readable on my $169 19" CRT. A bit painful, however, at only 64Hz.
The highest I can set the video card is 3840x1600, which is not so readable on this monitor.

 

[iskim86]

bump, need more input

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: eits
1600x1050, fool.

who uses 4:3 anymore??? psh.

dude, you're missing 84,000 pixels 😛

 

[amol]

Originally posted by: glugglug

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: keeleysam
7680*1600

Three 30" displays!!!!?? Pics or shens!

Why does it need to be 3 30" LCDs?

2560x1600 is perfectly readable on my $169 19" CRT. A bit painful, however, at only 64Hz.
The highest I can set the video card is 3840x1600, which is not so readable on this monitor.

You have a widescreen 19" CRT?

 

[JM Aggie08]

1152x864

 

[Googer]

This thread should belong in the Video Section.

 

[SLCentral]

Originally posted by: glugglug

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: keeleysam
7680*1600

Three 30" displays!!!!?? Pics or shens!

Why does it need to be 3 30" LCDs?

2560x1600 is perfectly readable on my $169 19" CRT. A bit painful, however, at only 64Hz.
The highest I can set the video card is 3840x1600, which is not so readable on this monitor.

I've never seen a CRT in my entire life capable of 2560x1600.

 

[Preyhunter]

Some of these resolutions seem too high to be able to read text and possibly discern icons. Do you run modified icon and font sizes at these resolutions?

 

[imported_Phil]

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: glugglug

Originally posted by: SLCentral

Originally posted by: keeleysam
7680*1600

Three 30" displays!!!!?? Pics or shens!

Why does it need to be 3 30" LCDs?

2560x1600 is perfectly readable on my $169 19" CRT. A bit painful, however, at only 64Hz.
The highest I can set the video card is 3840x1600, which is not so readable on this monitor.

I've never seen a CRT in my entire life capable of 2560x1600.

Or 3840x1600. Shens, ban, horsecrap, etc.

 

[eLiu]

1600x1200 at home (2001fp)
1920x1200 at work (2405fp)

 

[altonb1]

My work desktop runs 1280x1024, but my company notebook si running 1680x1050.

At home, I believe my machines are both running 1280x1024, also.

 

[glugglug]

Originally posted by: Preyhunter
Some of these resolutions seem too high to be able to read text and possibly discern icons. Do you run modified icon and font sizes at these resolutions?

yes.

The average human can discern details 1/3 the size of the pixels in each direction of the highest dot pitch screens out there, excluding the new high density LCDs that are small enough for a phone, yet do 640x480.

Many 19" and most (nearly all) 21" CRTs will do 2560x1600, it just isn't a mode available by default on most video cards, you have to add it as a custom mode in powerstrip or similar utility. The required horizontal scan rate for 1670 rows (extra 70 is for refresh) at 64Hz is 107kHz. at 60Hz you only need 100kHz hsync. How clear the text is at that resolution on your particular CRT is another issue.

LG 915FT+ and ViewSonic P90f both have a hsync range up to 110kHz to name a few.

 

[zerocool1]

1152*864 i think is the res

 

[SLCentral]

Originally posted by: glugglug

Originally posted by: Preyhunter
Some of these resolutions seem too high to be able to read text and possibly discern icons. Do you run modified icon and font sizes at these resolutions?

yes.

The average human can discern details 1/3 the size of the pixels in each direction of the highest dot pitch screens out there, excluding the new high density LCDs that are small enough for a phone, yet do 640x480.

Many 19" and most (nearly all) 21" CRTs will do 2560x1600, it just isn't a mode available by default on most video cards, you have to add it as a custom mode in powerstrip or similar utility. The required horizontal scan rate for 1670 rows (extra 70 is for refresh) at 64Hz is 107kHz. at 60Hz you only need 100kHz hsync. How clear the text is at that resolution on your particular CRT is another issue.

LG 915FT+ and ViewSonic P90f both have a hsync range up to 110kHz to name a few.

Can you find a website proving this, because I sure as hell can't find anything. I see 2048x1536, but not 2560x1600, which is widescreen, BTW.

 

[The Green Bean]

1280 x 800 widescreen.