What is your screen resolution

[nlel1975]

Mine is as follows...

My Screen Resolution is: 2998 pixels wide x 1686 pixels high
My Viewport Size is: 1491 pixels wide x 1549 pixels high
My Device Pixel Ratio is: 1.28125
My Display Dimensions are: 24.37" (61.91 cm) x 13.71" (34.82 cm)
My Screen Diagonal Size is: 27.96" (71.03 cm)
My Color Depth (bits per pixel) is: 30
My Pixel Depth is: 30
My Display Aspect Ratio is: 1499:843

Go here to reveal yours...

https://www.whatismyip.com/screen-resolution/

 

[Rroff]

It gets some (most) of the details wrong for me.

My main display is 2560x1440 with 2x browser windows open (multiple tabs each) with a viewport of 1440x1300, I've a 2560x1600 monitor on the left (sometimes with a fullscreen additional browser) and a 3840x2160 display on my right also.

 

[d_brennen]

Mine is as follows...

My Screen Resolution is: 2998 pixels wide x 1686 pixels high
My Viewport Size is: 1491 pixels wide x 1549 pixels high
My Device Pixel Ratio is: 1.28125
My Display Dimensions are: 24.37" (61.91 cm) x 13.71" (34.82 cm)
My Screen Diagonal Size is: 27.96" (71.03 cm)
My Color Depth (bits per pixel) is: 30
My Pixel Depth is: 30
My Display Aspect Ratio is: 1499:843

Go here to reveal yours...

https://www.whatismyip.com/screen-resolution/

What kind of screen is 2998x1686?

 

[nlel1975]

What kind of screen is 2998x1686?

3840x2160 @ 128% scaling

 

[stokecity_m]

My Screen Resolution is: 2560 pixels wide x 1440 pixels high
My Viewport Size is: 2560 pixels wide x 1279 pixels high
My Device Pixel Ratio is: 1
My Display Dimensions are: 26.67" (67.73 cm) x 15" (38.10 cm)
My Screen Diagonal Size is: 30.60" (77.71 cm)
My Color Depth (bits per pixel) is: 30
My Pixel Depth is: 30
My Display Aspect Ratio is: 16:9

no idea what most of it means

 

[nlel1975]

no idea what most of it means

Nor me, the only thing which makes sense to me is the screen resolution.

 

[throwaway4372]

To lose weight.

 

[Mr Evil]

My Screen Resolution is: 1233 pixels wide x 1645 pixels high
My Viewport Size is: 1233 pixels wide x 1645 pixels high
My Device Pixel Ratio is: 2
My Display Dimensions are: 6.42" (16.31 cm) x 8.57" (21.76 cm)
My Screen Diagonal Size is: 10.71" (27.20 cm)
My Color Depth (bits per pixel) is: 24
My Pixel Depth is: 24
My Display Aspect Ratio is: 1233:1645

Browsers don't make enough information available to reliably work this stuff out. The more your browser is set up to resist tracking, the worse it becomes (like mine above).

 

[nlel1975]

Browsers don't make enough information available to reliably work this stuff out. The more your browser is set up to resist tracking, the worse it becomes (like mine above).

What was that run on?

 

[Mr Evil]

What was that run on?

Firefox, with various extensions. The result is that it doesn't accurately report the physical properties of the monitor or the device pixel ratio. It also got the bit depth wrong, which I didn't expect - it's actually 30 (10 bits per channel, being HDR).

 

[nlel1975]

Firefox, with various extensions. The result is that it doesn't accurately report the physical properties of the monitor or the device pixel ratio. It also got the bit depth wrong, which I didn't expect - it's actually 30 (10 bits per channel, being HDR).

I meant was what was it run on, PC or some other device.

 

[SpellowHouse]

I have two monitors. 38" 3840x1600 IPS and a 34" 3440x1440 OLED.

Bought the OLED for gaming but couldn't bring myself to throw the 38"........ and that's a situation that persists to this day. I use the 34 for gaming and the 38 for daily use.

I would prefer to just use just one monitor but so far I don't think there is a 3840x1600 gaming OLED.

I have a tinge of regret about buying the 34". It's really difficult to move down in screen-size!