Resolutions People are using

[amigasociety]

HP Omen 32" at 2560x1440

Looks marvelous!



TJ

[nbache]

Show off!

Nahh ... more like "pack rat" - at least if you ask my wife .

Oh, and beta tester, of course (always a good excuse).

Best regards,

Niels

[xenic]

2560×1600, DELL U3011 on X1000 with Radeon HD6670 (via ATEN CS 1784A DVI Dual link KVM and DVI Dual link cable).
1920×1200, Philips Brillance 240BW on A1 XE G3 with Radeon 9250.

How do those monitors display old resolutions like 800x600? Are there black bars on both sides of the WB screen?

[nbache]

I don't use other resolutions normally, why would I use less than I can?

But just for the experiment, on the X1000 I set DOpus 4 to display on an 800×600 custom screen instead of on my 2560×1600 WB. It fills the screen initially, but the monitor has a settings menu which can change the display mode between several ones. It was set to "Fill". When I changed it to "Aspect", it displayed with black bars. Then I changed it to "1:1", and it gave me a tiny 800×600 DOpus4 in the center of a big black 30" screen .

So, the answer would be: It depends on your monitor and the settings it supports.

Best regards,

Niels

[salass00]

Asus 23" widescreen at 1920x1080.

[AltRN8]

Thanks for all the feedback. I ended up picking up a 27" 1920x1080 monitor to follow the herd.

[daveyw]

I am likewise using 1920 x 1080 on my Dell ST2320L monitor, which is shared between my X5000 and A1XE.

I advise using the highest resolution supported by your monitor / gfx card.

[Antique]

Asus 27" with 2 hdmi in and 1 vga.
X5000 running 1920x1080.

[Scriptjester]

1920x1200, same monitor for SAMFlex VGA and X1000 DVI (and BluRay on HDMI)

[icbrkr]

2560 x 1440. I have a 4k monitor, so I'd like to do something higher, but I'm guessing my video card (stock 77xx) won't do it.