What Desktop Resolution are you running and what size monitor?

[deadcell]

Envision 17" fish bowl......1024x768 @ 85hz......but every once in a while is switch it to 1280x960 for a change of pace and it still looks pretty good. All this on a LeadTek GF3 Ti200 64mb.

 

[NoahFrenzy]

1024x768 at 85hz on a Gateway EV700 17in monitor and a MSI GF4 4400-VTD. I'm shopping for a nicer monitor though. Meh.

 

[FordFreak]

Sony trinitron multiscan100es 15"@1152x864, 75hz. Even with my bad eyes I can still read everything just fine.

 

[NuLLxXx]

1 - Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2060u NF @ 2048x1536
1 - Sony CPD-G420S @ 1600x1200

 

[JeremiahTheGreat]

1024 x 768 80Hz, LG Flatron 775FT+

 

[Egrimm]

Sony MultiScan E430, 1280x1024 85Hz

 

[Cat]

19" Sony CPD-G410R, 1280x1024 at 99Hz.

 

[Sunner]

At home, 1600x1200x32@100 Hz on an Eizo F931.
And another box with a Maxdata(read, POS) 19", running at 1280x960x32@85 Hz.

At work
2 Compaq S910's, both at 1280x960x32@85 Hz.

Oh and if I were you I'd shoot for 85 Hz, even if you have to lower your resolution, 60 Hz can cause eyestrain as well as migrane, not good for you.

 

[Lonyo]

1600 x 1200 x 32 @ 85Hz
Dell P991

 

[Moishe]

19" dell (not sure which model) 1600x1200x32 85hz

 

[MusicSoundsBetterWithYou]

Old Sun Trinitron 17" 1280x1024@70Hz

I think 70 might be outta spec(i got it refurbed for like 250 2 years ago at a bidding site)but it runs fine....60 gives me headaches and i can like see the refresh lines similiar to what u see when a monitor is recorded to tape, just not as bad.

Editn a leadtek GF4 Ti4200 64 mb, was on a TNT2 Leadtek before....always will use leadtek for 2d quality on high performance video cards

 

[Vadatajs]

1152x864 @ 75Hz on a 17" monitor.

 

[boi]

Sony Trinitron 19"

1280x960

4:3 =)

 

[rogue1979]

Dell Trinitron 20" at 1152 x 864 at 100Hz.

 

[UnCommoN]

Compaq P900 19" Trinitron at 1280x1024 32bit 85hz.

 

[DKNG]

1280x1024@85 hz on my NEC Multisync 95

 

[Sunner]

Originally posted by: boi
Sony Trinitron 19"

1280x960

4:3 =)

Yep, 4:3 is the way it's supposed to be

 

[mesonw]

A reasonably oldish Panasonic Panasync S110 - 21"

Desktop: 1600x1200x32x75hz
Games: 1280x960x32x85 or 1152x864x32x85 or 1024x768x32x100

 

[Smilin]

1600 x 1200 x 32 x 85 on 22" Mitsubishi
1280 x 1024 x 32 x 85 on 19" Sony

 

[Shalmanese]

1400 * 1050 on a 15" LCD. Trying to graduate to 1600x1200 sometime next year.

 

[Doh!]

1280 x 960 @ 85 hz for an Optiquest, Samsung, KDS, & Sony 19"s
1024 x 768 @ 85 hz for a MAG

Supported by an ATI Radeon LE, Suma's GF4 4200SE, Radeon 8500LE (Powered by ATI), old TNT-1 (Viper550), and a Virge3VX videocard.

 

[AnAndAustin]

Okay guys, just to bore you with a running totals and the average horizontal resolution:

800x1
1024x12
1152x8
1280x17
1400x1
1600x13
1920x1
2048x1

TOTAL= 70232 x54 ... An average of 1301 horizontal or rounded to the nearest 1280!

 

[alkemyst]

currently on my Samsung 17GLsi: 1152x864x32@85

On my Hitachi SuperScan Elite 751 coming next week: 1600x1200x32@75 I am guessing

 

[Jeff7]

Quote by jamie2833:

there is no difference between 60hz and 70hz that i can tell on a TFT monitor but as it keeps reverting back to 60hz after playing a game it dont bother me so i just stick with 60hz.

Technically, LCD's don't have refresh rates. They just need to accept multiple refresh rate inputs for compatibility.

I have a 17" Nokia Multigraph 447XPro. I run the desktop at 800x600 @ 120Hz. (Monitor supports 144, but the 30.82 WinXP Detonators won't allow that setting; higher versions do though. The Win98SE 30.82 drivers did allow 144Hz.
I do Counterstrike, Half Life, and Giants at 1024x768@100Hz with Quincunx FSAA and varying levels of anisotrophic filtering.
Homeworld and X-Wing Alliance, and any other game that doesn't do well with FSAA (makes the text unreadable), I use 1280x1024@85Hz. It supports 90Hz, but again, the 30.82 Det's won't allow that.
Everything is set to 32 bit color. I don't like the banding that 16-bit color always causes.

 

[BFG10K]

1600 x 1200 x 32 @ 85 Hz on my Sony CPD-G420 paired with my Radeon 9700 Pro.