Poll: What resolution do you game at?

[Gregster]

1920X1080 3D 120hz 27"

 

[thezakarum]

1920x1080 60hz 24"

 

[{SAS}TB]

1920x1200, 3840x1920 or 6000x1200 depending on the game

 

[Craig321]

1920x1200 - Dell u2410

 

[TheRealDeal]

1920x1200 26inch @ 60hz

 

[Karateyid]

1280 x1024 until I buy a benq xt2420 later ths month the will be1920 x1080 @ 120hz ... Although ms wants to book an all inclusive holiday at the end of the month too ...

 

[old gamer]

5760x1080

 

[lichfield]

1280x1024 on a trusty dual fan asus 4890, rig is being overhauled once ivy is out,then monitor

 

[schumi84]

1680 x 1050 as only 2 22" monitors .

Would love to go for a 24" but at the moment funds don't really allow.

 

[acbluflame]

1920 x 1080 on a 21.5" monitor.

 

[TAC4U]

1920 x 1200. Seriously considering moving to 2560 x 1440 or 2560 x 1600 for productivity rather than gaming reasons, although it would be nice in games too if I can get the hardware to drive it properly.

I want to do the same but graphics hardware just isn't up to it. You need two 7970s in Crossfire just to get decent performance but titles that are poorly optimised for multi-GPUs or are simply poor console ports (which too many games unfortunately are) can still end up lower the 60fps, without even taking into account games coming out later this year and next year. I don't want to drop £900 on GPUs and £500 on a monitor just to end up with games that don't perform well maxed out.

Personally I'm really looking forward for OLED monitors to come down in price, as £4000 for a 24.5" 1080p display just doesn't represent good value for money. I'd happily pay £1000 for a 24-27" 120Hz OLED display. Hopefully we'll see that within the next couple of years, as a 15" OLED costs just over £1000. If it was touchscreen for Win8 that would be an added bonus, though I don't particularly want to have to wipe down my display every day.

 

[[WU-TANG]GZA]

1920x1080 120Hz monitor. Lovely smooooooth

 

[Wizzfizz]

640x480 but that's mainly for older games such as Quake Live, Quake 4.

 

[Alex h]

1920x1200

 

[pastymuncher]

1920x1200 on my Hanns.G HZ281.

 

[Duff-Man]

Personally I'm really looking forward for OLED monitors to come down in price, as £4000 for a 24.5" 1080p display just doesn't represent good value for money. I'd happily pay £1000 for a 24-27" 120Hz OLED display. Hopefully we'll see that within the next couple of years, as a 15" OLED costs just over £1000. If it was touchscreen for Win8 that would be an added bonus, though I don't particularly want to have to wipe down my display every day.

Well, both Samsung and LG are releasing 55" TVs this year (they showed them at CES in January - see here). People are expecting them to retail at $8000, which is still extremely expensive, but a step in the right direction for such large panels.

I'm hoping that we start to see "affordable" (read: sub-£1500) high-end monitor lines from the big players by late 2013 or early 2014.

 

[zoomee]

1920x1200 = HP ZR24W.

Would also love to get a Hazro 27" to put my graphics card to 'proper' use but can't afford at mo

 

[Crezzlin]

5760x1200

 

[Vampyre]

1680 x 1050, and now I feel inadequate...cheers guys!

 

[MichaelM]

23.6inch 1980x1080 @ 120Hz - Never tried 3D and not interested in it.

Only going to move up from this when 120Hz is available at higher resolutions.