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1280x1024 vs. 1024x768
I've had my new 17" LCD monitor for a bit over a month now. It's native resolution is 1280x1024. However, when playing games I can't tell a difference between 1280x1024 or 1024x768. They look the same to me. The only way I would notice a game set with a resolution of 1280x1024 is the performance. I get better performance out of my video card when running games in 1024x768 (obviously :88)). Is there really a point to running games in 1280x1024 other than the monitor not having to switch resolutions between the desktop and game?
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I'm quite sure. There is no difference.
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Personally, I am picky about it and I usually notice it right off. -S |
My usual resolution is the lower possible, simply because I like larger icons and text files easy to read.
Can't say for LCD, but on traditional monitors 1024x768 seems the best standard setting for most of my needings. |
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You should see a difference at 1280x1024 my lcd at this res shows up better sharpness & detail compared to 1024x768 - test the res with a first person shooter game
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I have tried it with Oblivion and Rome: Total War. Both of them honestly look the same to me. :88)
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I have a 17'' LCD too running on 1280x1024. I see definite change in games that run on 1024x768, the picture is slightly fuzzy and the text isnt so sharp as with the native resolution. My card is GF7800GTX.
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I have a Dell 17" monitor which came with the computer. When I set it up and first booted it the desktop resolution was set at 1024x768 which was a bit fuzzy. I increased it to 1280x1024 and the picture is sharp. I play SHIII which drops the resolution back to 1024x768 but I don't notice the same fuzziness that I had with the desktop, perhaps its just my eyesight though.
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These replies got me curious. I never really thought about it, and this is the first monitor of mine with a native resolution greater than 800x600. :oops: I did run Oblivion in 1280x1024. I ran it in that resolution and I could notice better looking graphics. However, my video card didn't like it too much. There were some noticeable hiccups. I like to run Oblivion on large textures. It runs pretty good with large textures in 1024x768. Now that I notice the difference, I still must use 1024x768 for my video card's sake. :damn:
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