Ok, so this could well prove an embarrassing question for me to ask but....
A 19" LCD has a native resolution of 1280x1024 and a 20" 1600x1200.
I appreciate that by moving up to the higher screen resolution you are going to drop some FPS in gaming. Apart from the obvious extra coverage you get from the 1600x1200 screen size, why would you increase resolution to drop FPS ?
If a game looks and plays well at 1280x1024 what argument could be made to go to 1600x1200 at the expense of FPS ?
In some games today, every extra FPS you can squeeze out of your hardware is needed.
Hope I have explained myself fully and apologies for possibly asking a stupid quesion
I currently have a 19" LCD and am considering moving to a 20" to get more out of my gaming.
cheers
A 19" LCD has a native resolution of 1280x1024 and a 20" 1600x1200.
I appreciate that by moving up to the higher screen resolution you are going to drop some FPS in gaming. Apart from the obvious extra coverage you get from the 1600x1200 screen size, why would you increase resolution to drop FPS ?
If a game looks and plays well at 1280x1024 what argument could be made to go to 1600x1200 at the expense of FPS ?
In some games today, every extra FPS you can squeeze out of your hardware is needed.
Hope I have explained myself fully and apologies for possibly asking a stupid quesion
I currently have a 19" LCD and am considering moving to a 20" to get more out of my gaming.
cheers