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Hello everyone!
I wanted to ask you if there's any drawbacks when playing games in lower res than the standard recommended of a 23-24" monitor (1920x1080?)? Switching resolutions when playing games is annoying but what can you do, I don't really need to play in 1080p or even in 1680x1050 (AA enabled is enough) and I love smooth over 60fps gameplay.
Playing on a 19" in 1280x1024 right now. Mainly want a larger LCD because an LED will use much less energy, much larger windows desktop space(!) and larger screen to view those movies (who needs a regulart TV haha).
Thanks for replies
I wanted to ask you if there's any drawbacks when playing games in lower res than the standard recommended of a 23-24" monitor (1920x1080?)? Switching resolutions when playing games is annoying but what can you do, I don't really need to play in 1080p or even in 1680x1050 (AA enabled is enough) and I love smooth over 60fps gameplay.
Playing on a 19" in 1280x1024 right now. Mainly want a larger LCD because an LED will use much less energy, much larger windows desktop space(!) and larger screen to view those movies (who needs a regulart TV haha).
Thanks for replies
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