Which resolution are you using? (2 Viewers)

[Tgx]

Hi!

Thinking about the future of Black Glass skins, i would like to take a brief survey about the resolution you are currently using on your systems.

Thanks

Tgx

 

[Guzzi]

AW: Which resolution are you using?

While I assume, that nowadays most people use fullHD resolution (1920) on TV - istn't it so, that performance is much better using 1280 resolution and scaling up?

 

[ysmp]

i think most user use full hd 1920 x 1080 and if not, this is the near futre....no ?

will be super grat if black glass skin will go full hd ...

 

[dlarge500]

AW: Which resolution are you using?

i used on all PC`s with 1080p.

FullHD Skins are the Future.

 

[cheezey]

"Others" = 1360x768 - native resolution of my LCD TV.

 

[Spragleknas]

You mean 1366x768?

 

[frankteb]

AW: Which resolution are you using?

Using FullHD 1920x1080 and your skin since the first day you released it.

 

[SingleMalt]

AW: Which resolution are you using?

As my 32" 1920x1080 native resolution Samsung LCD TV is made for Full-HD, I am all the way for this option. Bring it on Tgx!

 

[Spragleknas]

Also bear in mind that probably 99 % of all TV's that will be bought will be 1920x1080...

 

[DreadFury]

1366x768 (720 is written all over the tv, but that resolution is not supported when trying to switch to it)
1280x720 (standard)
1920x1080 (standard)
1218x688 (it claims 720, but is actually 1366x768 with forced overscan that you can not turn off)

these are the 4 resolutions I use on my tv's/projector. (all 16:9)
I think the 99% comment above is way off the mark, even TV's that claim they are 720/1080 use odd resolutions and then overscan to approximate those standard resolutions.
Many also do not offer any type of screen size adjustments for digital or vga input.

Just do a google search on tv resolutions and see the millions of people who are pissed about their oddball resolutions on their new TVs that claimed to be 720/1080.
It's a common thing and rather annoying...

currently BG and BGN look great on all resolutions, even full 1080p. (to me)
as long as it is 16:9, it scales really well.