GTA runs at 60 fps on super max settings 
Oh my days this setup is BEAST!
Oh my days this setup is BEAST!
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OCUK: Love you guys: gtx 480 versus my twin 6800's
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1080p killed my beloved 1200p and now I hate it
*hugs 3 1200p monitors*
16:10 > 16:9
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*hugs 3 1200p monitors*
16:10 > 16:9
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I personally disagree since i use my ps3 with my monitor.
My monitors have 1:1 pixel mapping.
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Personally I think bigger is better. If I could afford to replace my 26" with a 30" Dell I would do so. I agree at higher resolutions you may not be able to play some games (Crysis 2 etc) but I mostly play COD which doesn't require allot of juice.
I wanted a 30" but just could not fit it into my budget
. However I was used to playing on 1024x resolution on my old computer so a 1920 is just staggering to me.
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I play at 1920 X 1200 but with a 26" screen. Would love a 30" but as above so expensive.
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My iiyama 26" @1920x1200 does the trick for me. Theres no way i would drop resolution for better quality.
Quite right indeed. I would never play on anything below 1920x1200 and a 24" monitor. I find the resolution and size of a monitor (below 24" is just too small for me) to be a lot more important to me compared to say playing a game maxed with say 24 x AA or 32x CSAA.
+1 TNA
Bigger viewing experience is much more exciting... hence going to the cinema
Bigger viewing experience is much more exciting... hence going to the cinema
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