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Which resolution is more universal? 

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The first one is more common (on laptops). 1366x768 is also 16:9, like 1080p, 1440p, UHD..

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2 minutes ago, Minibois said:

The first one is more common (on laptops). 1366x768 is also 16:9, like 1080p, 1440p, UHD..

1366x768 is not in fact 16:9, it's more like 16: 8.99

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2 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

1366x768 is not in fact 16:9, it's more like 16: 8.99

basically 16:9...?

The aspect ratio calculator I used didn't show enough decimals to make that out.

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1366x768 appears most commonly on monitors and laptop displays.

I've seen 1360x768 creep its way onto cheap ass TVs though. My older TV's native resolution, for example, is 1360x768.

 

Nevertheless, I'd go for 1360x768 if you wanted 16:9 content, as 1366x768 cannot display anything at a native 16:9 without rounding, while 1360x768 can (at 1360x765; if you check YouTube and it displaying a video when your fullscreen resolution is 1360x768, you'll see).

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8 minutes ago, Minibois said:

basically 16:9...?

The aspect ratio calculator I used didn't show enough decimals to make that out.

Yeah because for some reason some game I play have a small black border on my laptop (1366x768). Maybe I am being too OCD lol

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2 hours ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

1366x768 appears most commonly on monitors and laptop displays.

I've seen 1360x768 creep its way onto cheap ass TVs though. My older TV's native resolution, for example, is 1360x768.

 

Nevertheless, I'd go for 1360x768 if you wanted 16:9 content, as 1366x768 cannot display anything at a native 16:9 without rounding, while 1360x768 can (at 1360x765; if you check YouTube and it displaying a video when your fullscreen resolution is 1360x768, you'll see).

as i said, 1366x768

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meh, i don't think it will be such a difference visually... basically you will have a 0,439% difference in width... 

 

either one, but let's just say 1366x758 is 0,439% better in width... so it is ALMOST exactly the same.

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A few weeks ago I noticed my laptop screen looked a little strange, like slightly blurry (or sharp?) like I couldn't put my finger on what exactly looked off about it, but it just looked off. Last night I checked and it was set to 1360x768 for some reason, I changed it to 1366x768 and everything looked normal again.

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I had an old cheap sceptre monitor that was 1360x768 once. It worked for what it was. the res I remember being odd tho

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