What's your resolution

[Pilotasso]

Perhaps it would be better and more effective to post a poll with all possible resolutions from 1024x768 and up.

[X_Man]

[X_Man]

[X_Man]

Mitsubishi 52" DLP HDTV ( 1824x1024 )

LANPARTY UT nF4 SLI-DR Expert

AMD Athlon 64 4000+ OC'ed @ 3.3GHz (HTT 300*11)

Prometeia Mach II GT Phase Change Cooler (Chip Temp: -22ºC with LOMAC running)

OCZ 2GB DDR400 RAM 2-2-2-5 (matched pair)

2 Western Digital Raptor 74GB 10K RPM SATA HD

BFG 7900GTX OC

Audigy 2Z

Turtle Beach HPA Headset

TrackIR 4

Saitek X-52

Saitek Cyborg Evo Force

CH Pro Rudder Pedals

[Shaman]

1280x960

[Witchking]

lol! I use 1920 by 1200 widescreen :D

[yamangman]

... and my **** is thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis big!

[yamangman]

Out of the things the TCO standard certifies for displays, it does not cover refresh rates or the the 'technicalities' of the display. Think ergonomics, energy and emissions with TCO.

 

It's a 17" screen with only TCO99 compliance. It'd burn out.

[Pilotasso]

... and my cock is thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis big!

 

On widescreen it will look like spagetti thin.

[TucksonSonny]

I have a question: The Dell 30” 3007WFP requires a DVI dual-link graphics card that supports 2560x1600 resolution.

I was wondering if there is already someone running lomac in this config?

 

Just out of curiosity :D

(I am in the middle of a new home construction and there is no way that I can afford this within 2 year from now anyway)

 

The good news is that my old 6800Ultra has a dual DVI dual link but I am not sure of the max res.

(On my old 10 year old Philips CRT of 21” I was capable of 2000x1500 )

[Witchking]

On widescreen it will look like spagetti thin.

 

loL! nice :)

[Pilotasso]

I have a question: The Dell 30” 3007WFP requires a DVI dual-link graphics card that supports 2560x1600 resolution.

I was wondering if there is already someone running lomac in this config?

 

Just out of curiosity :D

(I am in the middle of a new home construction and there is no way that I can afford this within 2 year from now anyway)

 

The good news is that my old 6800Ultra has a dual DVI dual link but I am not sure of the max res.

(On my old 10 year old Philips CRT of 21” I was capable of 2000x1500 )

 

The limiting factor should be your monitor, not the card. If you look at the side of the cards box youll see that the max res is something probably not possible with any sanely affordable monitor. If you dont have any indication of that just open your GFX properties from the desktop, click settings\advanced\monitor, and uncheck "hide modes this monitor cannot display" and then swich over to "adapter" tab and click "list all modes" Scroll down to see wich is the max theorical res of your card. Mine is 2048x1536, but then its an old card.

[Guest IguanaKing]

I resolve to no longer let my life be ruled by conventional wisdom.

 

Oh wait...I guess he wasn't referring to THAT kind of resolution. :D

[Sleek]

Here's my desktop wall paper @ 1280x1024 32bit

 

It was originally a NERO wallpaper but i edited the NERO out in the top right hand corner :thumbup:

[TucksonSonny]

The limiting factor should be your monitor, not the card. If you look at the side of the cards box youll see that the max res is something probably not possible with any sanely affordable monitor. If you dont have any indication of that just open your GFX properties from the desktop, click settings\advanced\monitor, and uncheck "hide modes this monitor cannot display" and then swich over to "adapter" tab and click "list all modes" Scroll down to see wich is the max theorical res of your card. Mine is 2048x1536, but then its an old card.

 

I unchecked the hidden checkbox and 2048x1536 it is!

I guess no Dell 30” for me :cry: .

[Stealth_HR]

Out of the things the TCO standard certifies for displays, it does not cover refresh rates or the the 'technicalities' of the display. Think ergonomics, energy and emissions with TCO.

 

I was trying to point to the general generation of the monitor I have. Some of us are on a students' paycheck bracket and can't afford anything newer, you know. :P

[beewee]

1280x1024

[JaBoG32_Prinzartus]

1280x1024 19" TFT

 

Same here...

[Mustang]

1280x960 100hz 21" ADI Microscan CRT, had it nearly 5 years and still goin good :)