alvino Golden Master Messages 19,967 Sep 4, 2006 #222 MikeReiner said: Can games even run at the 1680x1050 resolution that those 20.1" monitors are using?.. Click to expand... Yes. I have Oblivion, Battlefield 2, Day of Defeat: Source, and Far Cry all running at 1680x1050.
MikeReiner said: Can games even run at the 1680x1050 resolution that those 20.1" monitors are using?.. Click to expand... Yes. I have Oblivion, Battlefield 2, Day of Defeat: Source, and Far Cry all running at 1680x1050.
MikeReiner Golden Master Messages 5,055 Sep 4, 2006 #223 alvino said: Yes. I have Oblivion, Battlefield 2, Day of Defeat: Source, and Far Cry all running at 1680x1050. Click to expand... SHa-Weeeet.
alvino said: Yes. I have Oblivion, Battlefield 2, Day of Defeat: Source, and Far Cry all running at 1680x1050. Click to expand... SHa-Weeeet.
Z Zaki Daemon Poster Messages 572 Oct 1, 2006 #226 viewsonic vp2030b 20 inches of 1000:1 contrast ratio 300 brightness, no widescreen here, strictly professional.
viewsonic vp2030b 20 inches of 1000:1 contrast ratio 300 brightness, no widescreen here, strictly professional.
alvino Golden Master Messages 19,967 Oct 1, 2006 #227 There's nothing unprofessional about widescreens.
P pc trade post Daemon Poster Messages 1,353 Oct 1, 2006 #228 alvino said: There's nothing unprofessional about widescreens. Click to expand... ya i think widescreens look even more professional than 4:3 monitors. but whatever. everyone has their opinion.
alvino said: There's nothing unprofessional about widescreens. Click to expand... ya i think widescreens look even more professional than 4:3 monitors. but whatever. everyone has their opinion.
alvino Golden Master Messages 19,967 Oct 1, 2006 #229 Well 4:3 is more common and doesn't screw up format like 16:9 does, but widescreen is so much easier to view lots of things.
Well 4:3 is more common and doesn't screw up format like 16:9 does, but widescreen is so much easier to view lots of things.
Z Zaki Daemon Poster Messages 572 Oct 1, 2006 #230 i was being sarcastic, viewsonic calls the "vp" series the professional series, and neglected widescreens for a long time, thus i ended up with a 1600x1200 monitor instead of a 1920x1080.
i was being sarcastic, viewsonic calls the "vp" series the professional series, and neglected widescreens for a long time, thus i ended up with a 1600x1200 monitor instead of a 1920x1080.