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Which is a bigger number ------> 2 or 3?

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2560x1440 = 16:9 (16 pixels across for 9 every 9 up)

2560x1600 = 16:10 (16 pixels for every 10 up)

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you can also multiply the numbers to check... 

 

2560x1440 = 3686400 pixels

2560x1600 = 4096000 pixels

 

I guess you can tell the difference.

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The different is between Aspect Ratio so 1440p has 160 less pixels as its 16:9 not 2560*1600p which is 16:10 or another factor would be 8:5

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Which is a bigger number ------> 2 or 3?

In this case the 2 Cuz there ain't not three in either numbers :3

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In this case the 2 Cuz there ain't not three in either numbers :3

 

Err wtf?

 

3 is one more above 2 so in my world 3 is the bigger number

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Err wtf?

 

3 is one more above 2 so in my world 3 is the bigger number

Sorry...my reasons for doing it were unjustified at the start...was kinda trollin..watching the WAN show talking about no to trolling so.

I'm guilty as charge :(

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Sorry...my reasons for doing it were unjustified at the start...was kinda trollin..watching the WAN show talking about no to trolling so.

I'm guilty as charge :(

 

In that case I will have to kick you around a little :P

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