Belinea 22" and 360 resolutions

dannyraul · 23 Jan 2007 at 17:22

Is anyone running their 360's through this monitor, if so what resolution are you using? At the moment im running it at 1360x768, is this best?

Cheers

GuruJockStrap · 23 Jan 2007 at 18:06

Try 1280x1024 Widescreen.

Slinkie · 23 Jan 2007 at 18:44

Hi I have exactly the same set up and asked exactly the same question not long ago (see here ) . I found that 1360x768 made the graphics tear in GoW, now I have it set to 1280x768 which is perfect (there's no real difference in quality having it at a lower res).

With the monitor resolution ratio being 16:10 this is the best res to go for. I'm not sure what GuruJockStrap is on about, that doesn't seem to be a widescreen resolution.

Thanks

Matt

BloodWolf · 23 Jan 2007 at 18:56

Gonna say the exact same as Slinkie, so I agree with Slinkie.

dannyraul · 23 Jan 2007 at 19:00

Only got it today so ive only tried 1360x768 with R6 and PES6, i didn't noticed any tearing but i'll put Gears in and see what it looks like.

BloodWolf · 23 Jan 2007 at 19:02

Well Ive palyed in 1360x768 fine.. but i liked 1280x768 better for some reason..

dannyraul · 23 Jan 2007 at 19:16

Just had a go on Gears with 1360x768 and it seemed fine, so im gonna stick with this for the mo.

Thanks for the replies

saintly · 23 Jan 2007 at 22:35

Slinkie said:
With the monitor resolution ratio being 16:10 this is the best res to go for. I'm not sure what GuruJockStrap is on about, that doesn't seem to be a widescreen resolution.

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1280x1024 widescreen gives a squashed image (if your monitor does 1:1 pixel mapping you can check it out) but which looks normal when the monitor stretches is horizontally (20" monitors are native 1680x1050).

1280x1024 outputs the highest res to the screen.

nin9abadga · 24 Jan 2007 at 08:57

dannyraul said:
Just had a go on Gears with 1360x768 and it seemed fine, so im gonna stick with this for the mo.

Thanks for the replies

this is the res i use too, had no problems so far.

nin9a

GuruJockStrap · 24 Jan 2007 at 10:22

saintly said:
1280x1024 widescreen gives a squashed image (if your monitor does 1:1 pixel mapping you can check it out) but which looks normal when the monitor stretches is horizontally (20" monitors are native 1680x1050).

1280x1024 outputs the highest res to the screen.

Thats what I found. 1280x1024 gives the highest pixel density on screen and in my eyes looks the best on my Dell 2005FPW.

Best thing is to try out all the resolutions and see which one you find best.

neocon · 24 Jan 2007 at 10:33

post some pictures please