Your screen resolution

[Li'l devil]

Post here your screen resolution. (and preferably the screen size, the one that is measured in inches)

Just curious what kind of screen resolution is the most common now.

I have a shitty laptop, so my screen resolution is 1366x768. I'm not sure about the screen size, though.

[Lila Feuer]

I have a lappy with 1366x768, my PC is 1920x1080 with 24 inch monitor.

[roadworx]

1600x900. Too bad the actual computer sucks.

[scifista42]

Ctrl + PrintScreen:

[antares031]

1920 x 1080 with LG 27" monitor. Before the current one, I used 1280 x 1024 with 17" HP one.

[joe-ilya]

1680x1050

[Li'l devil]

joe-ilya said:

1680x1050

Wow, I've never heard of such resolutions before..

[VGamingJunkie]

1920x1080, not sure about the size.

[AndrewB]

3840x2160 on a B286HK

[Breezeep]

1920 x 1200

[Jon]

2560 x 1600, 13.3", although I mostly down-scale to 1080p at 23" or 24". Desktop:



Edit: let's show off my secondary screen, why the hell not

[GreyGhost]

1920x1200 on a 24" Samsung monitor, and my laptop is the usual 1366x768 on a 15" screen.

[Blastfrog]

2560x1440 here.

roadworx said:

1600x900. Too bad the actual computer sucks.

The resolution isn't so hot either, frankly.

ChekaAgent said:

Wow, I've never heard of such resolutions before..

I used to have a monitor with that resolution years ago.

[Avoozl]

I have a desktop moniter at 1600x900 (used to have one at 1440x900 which wounded up being broken) and a laptop at 1366x768. I am practically tired of my desktop resolution and want to move on to a 1920x1080 resolution moniter.

[fraggle]

2560×1600

Looks like Jon has the same laptop I have.

[Jon]

fraggle said:

2560×1600

Looks like Jon has the same laptop I have.

I guess! Mine's a work-issue machine I got a month or two ago. Prior to that (back to around 2013) I was using a 11" Mac Air. (and before that I was a Linux desktop user for a long time.)

I'm not really sure which I prefer, to be honest: I haven't really got my head around how hiDPI actually works, and I spend most of my working time plugged into a "HD" non-hiDPI 1080P display at home or at work.

One advantage of the Air was how damn light it was. I loved travelling with it to and from the office, and it was easy to break out and hack on the train or the bus or in a coffee shop etc. The MBP is more powerful for work tasks, where I haven't already offset them to the cloud; but the Air was more than powerful enough for all my Doomin'.

[pritch]

1920x1080 on a 23" Samsung

[Guest DILDOMASTER666]

1360x768 but I'm crazy so I upscale to 1080p or 1400+ and it looks about the same as setting high AA.

[qdash]

1080p / 144Hz @ Benq XL2411T

[fraggle]

Jon said:

One advantage of the Air was how damn light it was. I loved travelling with it to and from the office, and it was easy to break out and hack on the train or the bus or in a coffee shop etc. The MBP is more powerful for work tasks, where I haven't already offset them to the cloud; but the Air was more than powerful enough for all my Doomin'.

Yeah, the 13" MBP is the perfect balance in my experience. I like having a lightweight laptop but I also want a reasonably powerful machine and can't stomach going back to a non-retina display at this point. I used to have a 15" MBP and they're considerably heavier.

[Yuki Senmatsu]

1440x900

Monitor: eMachines E19T6W
idk the size since the monitor itself was unboxed since I got it from my job.

[SFoZ911]

Cyanosis said:

I have a lappy with 1366x768, my PC is 1920x1080 with 24 inch monitor.

[Doom_Dude]

antares031 said:

1920 x 1080 with LG 27" monitor.

That is exactly what I have here.

My secondary monitor is a Samsung 20" @ 1680 x 1050

[Shaviro]

3440x1440 on LG 34"

[snapshot]

1600x900 .

[HavoX]

1920x1080 on a Samsung 23" P2350 LCD

[Joshua Schäferhund]

1600x1200

[Fuzzball]

1920x1080 on an HP2211x ~
Used to run my old PC on an old 1440x900 resolution monitor...god that was awkward at times.

[Six]

Do two screens count? If so then 3520x1080.

I have an LG 22" something or other and a HP 20" 2009v (which is gradually dying).

If i'm going by my main monitor then that'll be 1920x1080.

[BigDickBzzrak]

15,6 inches, 1366x768, like the majority of laptops