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FPSC Classic Product Chat / What resolution do you use?

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I've really been wondering this, but what resolution on your computer do you use?

I personally use 1024x768, because the quality seems better, which is an important factor in game design.


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It has nothing to do with game design. The quality will improve, generally speaking, as the resolution is increased. Performance will suffer as a result though.


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Quote: "It has nothing to do with game design. The quality will improve, generally speaking, as the resolution is increased. Performance will suffer as a result though."


And that is why i will be running FPSC at 800x600 due to my rather modest GeForce 440MX!

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1280x1024 as anything else is to small and crunched up

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800*600, cos my monitor doesn't support 1024x768, you CAN however view things like that but icons and such are way to small then.

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1280*1024
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2560 (dual monitors) by 1024. But my question is what does this have to do with anything?
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Bring it on.
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i have a 5900xt i am looking to sell for $150. it is a good card and it is just collecting dust at the moment.
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Dr Evil, do you want to be charitable and give it away for free to a poor bum? (Ie. me!)


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I use a Geforce fx 6800.
I got it for 250$.
It was some kind of campain price..
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nvidia geforce 2 MX

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Three computers, three modes:

Celeron ~466MHz, 64MB RAM, 4MB Ancient ATI card (Same generation as the Rage 3D cards.) Depending on the performance hit of the game, 320x240 32bit, 640x480 16bit or 640x480 32bit.

P3 ~450MHz, 64MB RAM, 8MB ATI Rage 3D. 640x480 32bit or 800x600 16bit.

P4 ~2.4GHz, 1GB (1024MB) RAM, 256MB ATI Radeon 9600 Series. 1024x768 32bit, will sometimes play with the FSAA (FullScreen Anti-Aliasing) modes to increase performance/graphical quality.

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