What screen resolution do you use?

As per the title what screen res do you use? I assume that you use the native resolution (max)of the screen

I use maximum.

1440x900.

1440x900 here as well

1920x1080

1776x1000 (native res -1)

1600x900 maximum

1920 x 1200 on my 26" Asus monitor.

Cheers,

1920x1080

Native Resolution: 1920x1200

1280 x 1024, my poor little 17inch square

1680x1050

1366*768 (Maximum) playin on Laptop.

1920x1080

Well it depends, if I play on 1920x1080, my natural resolution, but I have to have lower graphical settings, if I play n say 1280x768, then I can have high-ultra settings!

Originally Posted by ♔Marshal Beale♔

Well it depends, if I play on 1920x1080, my natural resolution, but I have to have lower graphical settings, if I play n say 1280x768, then I can have high-ultra settings!

Lowering the resolution makes the games look kind of blury for me. The image is clear only when I use the native resolution. This works for different monitors. Like when 1024x768 is the native resolution for a monitor and 1280x1024 for another, but when you lower the resolution of the second monitor to 1024x768 the image is blury while the image on the first monitor is ok. at 1024x768. Why this happens?

Originally Posted by ♔Marshal Beale♔

Well it depends, if I play on 1920x1080, my natural resolution, but I have to have lower graphical settings, if I play n say 1280x768, then I can have high-ultra settings!

Yeah but the trade-off is they look like anyways because LCDs in reality only work well for one resolution.

Originally Posted by Divided

Lowering the resolution makes the games look kind of blury for me. The image is clear only when I use the native resolution. This works for different monitors. Like when 1024x768 is the native resolution for a monitor and 1280x1024 for another, but when you lower the resolution of the second monitor to 1024x768 the image is blury while the image on the first monitor is ok. at 1024x768. Why this happens?

Because of the way LCDs are constructed. In the old CRT displays you could change the resolution because you basically had an electron ray whose path on the screen you could control. In LCDs you have fixed pixels and therefore lower resolutions have to be interpolated and look like . I think you might be able to set half the resolution in each direction and achieve decent results but anything in between won't work well.

For me this unfortunately means I have to play every game on 1920*1080 with a low-medium graphics card and therefore have to play on lower detail settings. Still better than a blurred picture causing headaches, though

Originally Posted by Divided

Lowering the resolution makes the games look kind of blury for me. The image is clear only when I use the native resolution. This works for different monitors. Like when 1024x768 is the native resolution for a monitor and 1280x1024 for another, but when you lower the resolution of the second monitor to 1024x768 the image is blury while the image on the first monitor is ok. at 1024x768. Why this happens?

Yes it does for me too! But I just put up with it.

As alpaca said, its because most people use LCD's!

Native Resolution 1280x1024

1280x1024 native