What's your Monitor Size?

[ispano]

Well can't we make Text bigger now? or is that only for Chat?

I don't know honestly, I have no need to myself. But if you do it means it takes up more screen real estate. And then we come back to what I was talking about before. You have 1920x1080 on the TV and the same 1920x1080 on a Monitor. Both have the same layout, but on the TV you have to bump the text size to see it, reducing the viewable area for other things.

[Dzian]

Viewsonic 24" 1020x1080 full 1080p. find that fine to be honest. anything bigger than that and i think my keyboard and mouse would need longer cables / wireless.

i am connected to a 36" tv which i will sometimes run 14 on but usually thats my ps3 / xbox/ movie while crafting or waiting on shouts

[MoonKeeperr]

I like how everyone has there own taste in screens in here. from Tv to laptop and all above. some really great ideas to i notice.

[ArkNova]

42 inch HD3D played the game in 3D a few times but had to lower resolution to 720.

[Majidah]

I have two syncmaster T220, samsung. Widescreen sucks balls for anything but movies. 16:10 is what you want for everything else, if you ask me.

[Laraul]

I have two syncmaster T220, samsung. Widescreen sucks balls for anything but movies. 16:10 is what you want for everything else, if you ask me.

Isn't 16x10 widescreen? It's a little boxier than 16x9 but still wide.

If text appears blurry on the T.V. there is a chance you've set the display resolution higher then the television's native resolution. Thought I might point that out.

[ispano]

Isn't 16x10 widescreen? It's a little boxier than 16x9 but still wide.

If text appears blurry on the T.V. there is a chance you've set the display resolution higher then the television's native resolution. Thought I might point that out.

Or it's too far away, or it's ANY resolution that's not native. Or the TV is doing some per-processing to the image that you don't want for PC games.

[Majidah]

Isn't 16x10 widescreen? It's a little boxier than 16x9 but still wide.

If text appears blurry on the T.V. there is a chance you've set the display resolution higher then the television's native resolution. Thought I might point that out.

I guess it is widescreen; but it isn't what movies use, so when watching them you get two black bars on the top and bottom. That and its cheaper to make 16:9, that's why they changed it.

Anyhow, yeah, 16:10 > 16:9 if you ask me.

[Leyza]

Nope, the resolution defaulted to it. Then again, it's not exactly a newer T.V. (~20 inch screen running 1360x768, lower than my old Inspiron 1545's resolution.)

[Ilethius]

If you are going to play other games such as FPS games its better to avoid using televisions as the ghosting and graphics lag are worse than a normal pc monitor and will affect you playing fast paced online games such as FPS. If you just play RPG/MMO games then televisions are your best bet as there are some great deals for 32 - 42" HD televisions at the moment.

I play with 2 x Asus 24" dual screen 4tw!