S -Slacker- Golden Member Feb 24, 2010 1,563 0 76 Mar 31, 2010 #1 Might be a dumb question but .. Are new video cards better optimized for 16:10 ratio monitors (eg. 1680*1050), or do they perform just as well on 4:3 ratio monitors (1600*1200)? (I am of course asking about gaming performance)
Might be a dumb question but .. Are new video cards better optimized for 16:10 ratio monitors (eg. 1680*1050), or do they perform just as well on 4:3 ratio monitors (1600*1200)? (I am of course asking about gaming performance)
Yuriman Diamond Member Jun 25, 2004 5,530 141 106 Mar 31, 2010 #2 Performance should be the same if the number of pixels is the same.
S -Slacker- Golden Member Feb 24, 2010 1,563 0 76 Mar 31, 2010 #3 So the same card should run equally well on both a 1280*1024 monitor and a 1440*900 monitor, right?
BrunoPuntzJones Lifer Feb 24, 2001 14,513 4 81 Mar 31, 2010 #4 -Slacker- said: So the same card should run equally well on both a 1280*1024 monitor and a 1440*900 monitor, right? Click to expand... Roughly, yes. The 1440x900 should just be slightly faster, since it has just a bit fewer pixels, doubt you could ever tell the difference.
-Slacker- said: So the same card should run equally well on both a 1280*1024 monitor and a 1440*900 monitor, right? Click to expand... Roughly, yes. The 1440x900 should just be slightly faster, since it has just a bit fewer pixels, doubt you could ever tell the difference.
happy medium Lifer Jun 8, 2003 14,387 480 126 Mar 31, 2010 #6 Yuriman said: Performance should be the same if the number of pixels is the same. Click to expand... This .. The performance will be within 2 or 3 fps with 1600x 1200 and 1650 x1050. No real difference.
Yuriman said: Performance should be the same if the number of pixels is the same. Click to expand... This .. The performance will be within 2 or 3 fps with 1600x 1200 and 1650 x1050. No real difference.