What Resolution Is Your Screen?

[Wysoseriouss]

Currently running an LG 24 inch 1080p monitor, but really want to go 1440p 27 inch soon

[Bentheren]

LG Flatron W2252TQ 1680x1050 - not the worst monitor ever but i'm due an upgrade this year. Edit - Second monitor Hanns.g HN198D 1280x1024 - Does the job of a second monitor doing monitor things.

Edited May 13, 2013 by Bentheren

[TechteamGB]

had 1 1080p + 2x 17inch 1280x1024 but now have 2x 1080p + lan rig with 2x17 inch 1280x1024

[orangecat]

I use a 1920x1080 and once in a while i hook up a 1440x900 i also have a CRT that can do from 648x480 to 1280x1024

[KyonCoraeL]

Never heard of 640p...

 

Anyways, I use 1600x900 + 1080p display for my laptop/desktop + 1280x768 for my android which controls it all when I am too lazy to leave my bed.

[TB-303]

Just bought the Asus that runs at 2560 x 1440 cant wait to get it. :D

[NihKiller]

Im using a Philips 27" 1920x1080 for my desktop, and a 1600x900 on my HP laptop.  :D

[tS_kStin]

2x 1920x1080 for main

1x 1920x1080 for server/secondary

[tS_kStin]

And a 1080x1920 Droid lol

[Slinkey]

Use a 42" TV and a 24" Monitor both @ 1920 by 1080

[Loe]

1920x1080 (1080p) Acer P225HQ

[Stonep11]

My gaming rig has a 1600p Dell U3011, alt. comp has an old Dell 4:3, school setup has a 720p laptop and a 900p second screen.

[naca1227]

Triple 4K monitors. Don't worry my fps doesn't tank as I am using triple GTX 980's in SLI. Runs Crysis 6 at 60+ fps

[Idle Master 3000]

i have a 24"  1080P screen 

[theNejCar]

I have a 24" Samsung 2433BW LCD (1920x1200) and an old 17" Sony Trinitron G200 CRT(2048x1536@60HZ or 1280x1024@90Hz).

[KittenHat]

2560x1440p on a 1920x1080p 27" lcd panel.

Desktop Res is 1080p, but Gaming is done at 2560x1440p

I see you overclocked or whatever you call your monitor, I saw the turorial how to do that on the forum the other day.

[SkilledRebuilds]

I saw the turorial how to do that on the forum the other day.

Yep, 2560x1440p Downsampled to 1080p is bad for the desktop, great for gaming...there is an AMD method, and a Nvidia Method, both different, Works great.

New goal is to buy a 120/144hz 1080p panel and push the 1440p hopefully faster than 60hz, if not 1080p @ higher hz

 

Re-iterating for the thread

27" 1080p Phillips 273ELH

[リチャード]

1920x1080 & 1280x1024

 

(22" & 18")

 

HD5870 struggling hard with modern games. Probably a good thing I can't stretch the games across both of them.

[Jypp_]

HP 2509m 1920x1080 with HDMI <-= Worst monitor ever do not buy HP.

YESSS, I have that same monitor, it sucks so bad.

[Deeya]

X-Star 27" DP2710 2560x1440 (Running of 7970) and Samsung 23" SyncMaster BX2335 1920x1080 (Running of iGPU).

[Wynter]

1920x1200 Dell U2410

1200x1920 Dell 2405FPW in pivot

1920x1080 Sharp Aquos LC-46LE820E

 

Most time spent on searching my mouse pointer. Always.

Thanks to NVIDIA Inspector - Multi Dispay Power Saver my card clocks down to 324MHz again :D

[Joshua]

I have a 1920x1080 IPS monitor for my main.

1024x768 old VGA monitor for a secondary (I don't know the panel type)

[iAsuno]

1360x768 for desktop

1366 for laptop

 

kill me.

[Emperor_Piehead]

Desktop:

-Main Dell U2713HM 2560x1440p 8bit IPS  :D

-Secondary 1920x1080p some Samsung with a semi-broken HDMI port VA panel

 Laptop:

1366x768 :(

[MdX MaxX]

1920x1080 @ 24 inches.  I'd like another monitor for workflow and glancing at twitter while gaming, but I think I'll stick with 1920x1080.  I don't want to run the risk of not running everything at 60fps with AA. :P

 

And then there's my 1366x768 laptop...