What resolution do you run?

[Charlie Clarke]

I run a 1080p display on my desktop monitor, both my laptops and my phone, but recently I bought a cheap ($10) Dell 19 inch 1280x1024 monitor, so that I could dual screen with my 1080p one, and it is actually quite nice. 

 

EDIT - My macboook retina is acually 3k but retina scaling makes it look much bigger

[Equilibrium_FOOL]

1440p 27".  Makes a nice difference compared to 1080p.  I may buy a second and an aftermarket stand, to keep my desk clean.

[Toxicable]

1080 desktop

900 on lapyop

900/ i think on phone (iphone 5c)

[Charlie Clarke]

1440p 27".  Makes a nice difference compared to 1080p.  I may buy a second and an aftermarket stand, to keep my desk clean.

Would like to try 1440p but nothing I have is capable of gaming at that res, and then I wouldn't be able to live with 1080p 

[DeViLzzz]

1920x1080p ..... and I expect it to be that way for at least 3 more years.

[Charlie Clarke]

1920x1080p ..... and I expect it to be that way for at least 3 more years.

yeah 1080p is pretty much the standard

[Equilibrium_FOOL]

Would like to try 1440p but nothing I have is capable of gaming at that res, and then I wouldn't be able to live with 1080p 

I wanted 4k, but to get a decent IPS panel the prices are still ridiculous.  I don't play a ton of games, but I haven't had to downscale (yet).

[VolkA]

First Monitor - 3840 x 2160p 60Hz (Main monitor from gaming to surfing of net)

Secondary Monitor - 1920 x 1080p 60Hz (Mainly to watch movies / stream)

Third Monitor - 1680 x 1050 60Hz (Just to display Steam friend list and all those gadgets to monitor systems temp and stuff)

[RevoltTrain]

5760x1080

[Lolzious]

1080p 60hz..

 

Nothing special to see here, move along..

[Charlie Clarke]

First Monitor - 3840 x 2160p 60Hz (Main monitor from gaming to surfing of net)

Secondary Monitor - 1920 x 1080p 60Hz (Mainly to watch movies / stream)

Third Monitor - 1680 x 1050 60Hz (Just to display Steam friend list and all those gadgets to monitor systems temp and stuff)

Yeah thats why I added my second monitor, to run HWmonitor and other stuff like that

[VolkA]

Yeah thats why I added my second monitor, to run HWmonitor and other stuff like that

Yeah. Was also on dual monitor until I found a third monitor (samsung 2253LW) which is super old but still works. So was thinking, what the heck. Just use whatever I have.

[1Scotty1]

1080p, but games I play at 4K DSR

[Str_Mape]

5760x1080 at home and 1680x1050 + 1440x900 at work.

[LancerBG]

1080 for gaming and 1440 for general surfing. I am in an awkward stage right now. 

[Blecter]

First Monitor - 3840 x 2160p 60Hz (Main monitor from gaming to surfing of net)

Secondary Monitor - 1920 x 1080p 60Hz (Mainly to watch movies / stream)

 

Pretty much my setup there.

[RZeroX]

1366 x 768 on my laptop.

[bip_]

1280 x 1024, a literal square. 

[VolkA]

Pretty much my setup there.

Feel like getting a 1440p IPS to replace my secondary monitor. But keep having this feeling that it's a waste of money.

[Charlie Clarke]

1366 x 768 on my laptop.

Damn, my mum has a 15 inch APU laptop with that screen res and it is just bad

[Vavetti]

Console grade 1600x900 :unsure:

[guy-incognito]

1080p at the moment (on desktop 24" and laptop 17.3")...

But I'm looking to upgrade the desktop to 1440p

Edit: all 16:9

[Tek_Addict]

I am currently running  Resolution wise 2560 X 1080p.

[Blecter]

Feel like getting a 1440p IPS to replace my secondary monitor. But keep having this feeling that it's a waste of money.

 

I hear ya there. The 1080p secondary is slightly... lacking with the 4k next to it! Haha.

[VolkA]

I hear ya there. The 1080p secondary is slightly... lacking with the 4k next to it! Haha.

Haha. Yeah. That's why I'm thinking of getting 1440p. But then again, in my country, the price of 4K and 1440p is almost the same. Literally also the same. So basically topping up a $50 - $100 could get you a 4K. Plus it is so expensive.