What is your screen resolution?

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What is your screen resolution?

  1. 800 by 600

    12 vote(s)
    5.7%

  2. 1024 by 768

    58 vote(s)
    27.6%

  3. 1152 by 864

    3 vote(s)
    1.4%

  4. 1280 by 720

    1 vote(s)
    0.5%

  5. 1280 by 768

    7 vote(s)
    3.3%

  6. 1280 by 960

    4 vote(s)
    1.9%

  7. 1280 by 1024

    74 vote(s)
    35.2%

  8. Other: Plz specify.

    51 vote(s)
    24.3%
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  1. dNor

    dNor Registered Member

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    Desktop: 1680x1050 (21" widescreen)
    Laptop: 1440x900 (15.4" widescreen)

    Voted Other
     
    dNor, Nov 8, 2007
    #26
  2. Kerodo

    Kerodo Registered Member

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    Desktop is 1400x1050 in Linux
    Laptop is 1280x1024 in Xp
     
    Kerodo, Nov 10, 2007
    #27
  3. HURST

    HURST Registered Member

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    Other:
    1280x800
     
    HURST, Nov 13, 2007
    #28
  4. OldMX

    OldMX Registered Member

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    1440x900 lcd
     
    OldMX, Nov 13, 2007
    #29
  5. Rilla927

    Rilla927 Registered Member

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    Other=1600x1200 on 20' LCD.
     
    Rilla927, Nov 13, 2007
    #30
  6. mercurie

    mercurie A Friendly Creature

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    800 x 600 on PC 1.

    I am not sure about PC 2. I'll check later. I voted PC 1 of course.
     
    mercurie, Nov 13, 2007
    #31
  7. norman6810

    norman6810 Registered Member

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    17"LCD 1280*1024
     
    norman6810, Dec 23, 2007
    #32
  8. herbalist

    herbalist Guest

    My monitor is a 17" so I usually run 800X600. I switch to 1024X768 for certain tasks.
    Rick
     
    herbalist, Dec 24, 2007
    #33
  9. boonie

    boonie Registered Member

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    22" monitor @ 1680x1050
     
    boonie, Dec 24, 2007
    #34
  10. lucas1985

    lucas1985 Retired Moderator

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    I would be annoyed by the amount of scrolling I'd have to do to browse most webpages using that resolution o_O
     
    lucas1985, Dec 25, 2007
    #35
  11. Eagle Creek

    Eagle Creek Global Moderator

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    Desktop: 1280 by 1024
    I've got a dual monitor setup. 2x 19" (IIyama ProLite E481S)
    http://www.eltris.pl/zdjecia/156.jpg.
    I love to have the advantage of using 2 monitors.

    Laptop: only 15", so 1024*768.
     
    Eagle Creek, Jan 18, 2008
    #36
  12. chrisretusn

    chrisretusn Registered Member

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    My LCD monitor prefers 1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz. ;)
     
    chrisretusn, Jan 20, 2008
    #37
  13. Orionizer

    Orionizer Registered Member

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    1920x1200
     
    Orionizer, Jan 31, 2008
    #38
  14. Eagle Creek

    Eagle Creek Global Moderator

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    What size screen is dat? 17"W?
     
    Eagle Creek, Jan 31, 2008
    #39
  15. Orionizer

    Orionizer Registered Member

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    24" Widescreen
     
    Orionizer, Jan 31, 2008
    #40
  16. Eagle Creek

    Eagle Creek Global Moderator

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    Wow :).
    Ok.

    I've got 1280*800 at my 15,4" laptop.
     
    Eagle Creek, Jan 31, 2008
    #41
  17. Orionizer

    Orionizer Registered Member

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    I have a 24" at work (Dell) and at home (Planar).

    I also have a 17" notebook (Dell).

    It helps ALOT with development!
     
    Orionizer, Jan 31, 2008
    #42
  18. yahoo

    yahoo Registered Member

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    1680 x 1050
     
    yahoo, Jan 31, 2008
    #43
  19. midway40

    midway40 Registered Member

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    Desktop--1280x1024

    Laptop--1280x800
     
    midway40, Jan 31, 2008
    #44
  20. muf

    muf Registered Member

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    17" Sharp.

    Res set at 1280x1024 for everything. Desktop and games. I play a lot of FPS games(Doom3, Farcry, Half-life 2, Prey, Oblivion etc) at the highest settings and love the quality that this resolution gives. Considering moving up to a 20" so I can go to 1600x1200, but only considering it...

    muf
     
    muf, Feb 1, 2008
    #45
  21. Judge Dee

    Judge Dee Guest

    Laptop: 1024x768
    Desktop: 1280x1024
     
    Judge Dee, Feb 1, 2008
    #46
  22. MikeNAS

    MikeNAS Registered Member

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    Laptop: 15,4" 1920x1200
     
    MikeNAS, Feb 7, 2008
    #47
  23. Tarnak

    Tarnak Registered Member

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    Desktop: 22" Samsung 1680x1050
     
    Tarnak, Feb 7, 2008
    #48
  24. Denny

    Denny Registered Member

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    +1 for main system (21" Trinitron Tube- Not a big fan of FP)
    Varies for other systems but not less than 1024x768 to 1440x1900
     
    Denny, Feb 15, 2008
    #49
  25. reparsed

    reparsed Registered Member

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    1280 x 1024 on a Dell branded Trinitron.
     
    reparsed, Feb 15, 2008
    #50
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