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1600x900 resolution = low quality?

cgren
Level 7

‎06-03-2013 09:09 AM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 08:50 PM by Community Admin

Hi, i was just wondering, since most G75 are 1920x1080's, how bout some of us still prefers 16:9 resolutions?

I tried going down to 1600x900 and it gives me a fuzzy or not so clear fonts and everything, is there a way to make this work just as sharp as the normal 1920x1080's?
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ZeroBarrier
Level 10

‎06-03-2013 01:09 PM

No LCD/LED monitor will display any resolution as sharp or clear other than native.
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parasurfer1979
Level 7
In response to ZeroBarrier

‎06-18-2013 09:44 PM

ZeroBarrier wrote:
No LCD/LED monitor will display any resolution as sharp or clear other than native.


Actually I have the system with 900p screen and its full 1080p when you run a HDMI cord to an LCD TV. The TV says so when it recognizes the hook-up. I fly flights with Microsoft Flight Simulator X on the 50" TV at the local flight school i'm the chief ground school instructor for on my down time to entertain folks that don't fly.
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xeromist
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‎06-03-2013 02:23 PM

Note that 1920x1080 is a 16:9 aspect ratio just the same as 1600x900. So you do not have to scale down to achieve 16:9.

If you want to run a lower res for performance reasons it will be fuzzy because as Zero said non-native resolutions will never be as sharp as the 1:1 pixel native resolution on an LCD.
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DirkHardeck
Level 7

‎06-19-2013 09:44 PM

The gpu's in modern computers can handle up to 2560x1600, but regardless, you should be using the display's maximum resolution whenever possible...
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