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On what resolution do you run your games?
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On what resolution do you run your games?
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| 800x600 | 8.89% (4) | |
| 1024x768 | 22.22% (10) | |
| 1280x1024 | 22.22% (10) | |
| 1680x1050 | 17.78% (8) | |
| 1920x1080 | 11.11% (5) | |
| 2048x1536 | 2.22% (1) | |
| More than 2048x1536 | 2.22% (1) | |
| Less than 800x600 | 6.67% (3) | |
| I run my games windowed mode. | 6.67% (3) |
45 votes cast
But I am playing many games without problems.
High graphics games: 640x480 or 800x600
Mid graphics games: 1024x769 or 1152x864
Low graphics games: 1280x1024 or 1360x768
I mean, I don't rly play at all. Maybe some minecraft, CS2D, Project Zomboid, TLS:DZ (google it
) and Terraria. 1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
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J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:Thanks for the tip!
Anders4000 has writtenCS2D:
1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
@ J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:
Thanks for the tip!
1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
@
J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:Thanks for the tip!
*FACEPALM*
srsly!
You played a game with 2fps in 1280*1024?
dENd has written Anders4000 has writtenCS2D:
1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
@ J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:
Thanks for the tip!
1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
@
J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:Thanks for the tip!
*FACEPALM*
srsly!
You played a game with 2fps in 1280*1024?
Nope, I don't play games on my laptop other than CS2D. Use it for programming and school.
But on my desktop, I sometimes have some FPS drops, which i guess screen resolution could solve (:
Anders4000 has written dENd has written Anders4000 has writtenCS2D:
1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
@ J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:
Thanks for the tip!
1920x1080 (Pain in the a** some times) on my desktop.
1280x800 on my Laptop.
800x600 when programming.
@
J4x: Waw, why have I never thought about that? I should just play the games that i lag in in lower resolution! (:Thanks for the tip!
*FACEPALM*
srsly!
You played a game with 2fps in 1280*1024?
Nope, I don't play games on my laptop other than CS2D. Use it for programming and school.
But on my desktop, I sometimes have some FPS drops, which i guess screen resolution could solve (:
Screen resolution
its the solution !
Like a boss.
--> black bars up&down 
Apache uwu has writtenI picked 800*600, though my desktop runs at 1920*1024 the res I run games are 800*600 --> it's stretched to fit the screen --> black bars up&down
--> black bars up&down1920x1024? What kind of sorcery is this!?
Alistaire has written Apache uwu has writtenI picked 800*600, though my desktop runs at 1920*1024 the res I run games are 800*600 --> it's stretched to fit the screen --> black bars up&down
--> black bars up&down1920x1024? What kind of sorcery is this!?
Never heard of 1024 either
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_resolution