I use 1024.768 I would use more but I sit to far away from my monitor in my studio and can't see it.
Originally posted by Webdude
Well, I guess mines the biggest then
Well if you count dual monitors I use two 19" monitors. Not quite the same as a 25 though, nice!Originally posted by Webdude
Well, I guess mines the biggest then
Originally posted by meow
"800*600 is too small". Sheesh. :confused2
how much would a 25 foot monitor cost??Originally posted by Webdude
25'
Originally posted by Akalon
Hell yes... look at the difference in browser space. Google barely fits on one screen!
http://www.scopewebdesign.com/files/browser800.png
http://www.scopewebdesign.com/files/browser1280.png
[ADD:] I personally like this monitor... oooh yeah.
Originally posted by Toefur
Correction: Google fits perfectly onto one screen!
I suppose it's a good thing, having all that handy unused white space all over the place? :biggrin2:
Google is WebTV safe for pete's sake (540,480) :biggrin2:Originally posted by Akalon
Hell yes... look at the difference in browser space. Google barely fits on one screen!
http://www.scopewebdesign.com/files/browser800.png
http://www.scopewebdesign.com/files/browser1280.png
[ADD:] I personally like this monitor... oooh yeah.
I thought you were banned?Originally posted by eclipticzero[2]
1600x1200 all tha way
We're going to watch his new account closely to see if he lives up to his promises. If not an IP ban will be placed on him, otherwise he will have taken advantage of the second chance we're providing him.Originally posted by guitarnerd
I thought you were banned?
Originally posted by Themanonthemoon
how much would a 25 foot monitor cost??
I play my games at 640x480 or 800x600, any higher the fps will be very slow.Originally posted by Giancarlo
Actually that is not true. 1280X1024 has the slowest FPS for any graphics card for games... so I stuck with 1152X864. I believe that resolution is the one that takes the most advantage. Decent speed and good resolution.