Webmasters screen resolution

[Evil Chris]

I'm curious to know what everyone is using for screen resolution nowadays.

[Cyndalie]

mine is 1280x960 - not listed - 19 inch monitor 96DPI IntelR extreme graphics card

at the office it's a 17 inch monitor with almost no video card so even at the lowest listed above the resolution breaks up. yuk!

[DrGuile]

it varies.

[Phoenix]

Originally posted by Cyndalie
mine is 1280x960 - not listed

just tryin to be different ;)

[asuna]

Originally posted by Evil Chris
I'm curious to know what everyone is using for screen resolution nowadays.

I use 1280 x 1024 one one monitor, and 1600X1400 on the other

[Don Soporno]

I change sometimes, just depends on how my eyes feel..usually the first option.

[Magnus3x]

1024 x 768

[bryany]

I have a 17" Fujitsu laptop that I run at 1400 x 1050

but normally on computers I use 1600x1200

[Kenny B]

I use 1280 x 1024 it's the only setting that looks good on the monitors I have!

[LAJ]

1024x768 for me...

[Cyndalie]

Yeah, it really depends on the size of the monitor and the quality of graphics card. The higher the better I'd say, although I do alot of text heavy work so I need to save my eyesight

CRT
vs. CRT Dynaflat
vs. LCD / flatscreen/laptop

[Mikel]

1024x768 is what look best for my laptop!

[Yo Adrian]

1280 x 1024 at work, 1024 x 768 at home

[Brad Mitchell]

Mine is weird, actually.. I have a triple monitor setup with three 19" monitors, each at 800x600.

Brad

[Gamma Eric]

1024x768 for both screens

[pornJester]

1280 x 1024 on my main one and 1024x768 on my other.

[poppy]

1280 x 1024

[Mister X]

Where's the option for 640x480 :(











Actually I use 1152x864. It gives me a little extra room in things like dreamweaver and premiere for all the menu windows. I would use 1280x1024 but my monitor will only do it at 60hz which is waaaaaaaaay to flickery and hard on the eyes. At the 1152x864 I can run at 75hz.

[CumSensei]

Never below
1280 x 1024

The only resolution! :)

[SykkBoy]

1024X768 here
it wasn't that long ago that I was still using 800x600 (bad eyes)
but it's easier to have it at 1024x768 for design purposes

[Bruno Dickman]

1024 here! Some people here use more than that but for me 1024 is beautiful! :)

[GoodChris]

I have 3 screens on my desk - 17" X 2 running @ 1024x768 and my 19" is running @ 1280x1024

[adamneve]

i use 1024 x 768

[Black Dog]

I chose 1600x1200. But you need good eyes or a huge monitor to use that resolution. Fortunately I have both.

I love when other people look at my screen and say the text is too small for them to read. I tell them that's the point. :)

B

[Gianna]

Mine varies too

[GoodChris]

I have 3 screens on my desk - 17" X 2 running @ 1024x768 and my 19" is running @ 1280x1024

[magnatique]

1152 x 864 over here, on dual monitor...

so it's really
2304x864 ;)

[Visualad]

1024 x 768

[BubblyBlond]

Originally posted by Evil Chris
I'm curious to know what everyone is using for screen resolution nowadays.
1024 by 768:bonk:

[Evil Chris]

Wow, great feedback on this. :xthumbs:

[sweet7]

1152 x 864

'cause 1024 is too big and 1280 is too small

[monaro]

640 x 480:D

[AndyA]

1024x768 :cool:

[BT]

1280 x 1024 "indeed, indeed"

[BlueCactus]

I just want to know if MisterX's 640x480 is on his Commodore 64?? ;)

[l3vi]

Im running 5 on my desk + a laptop they all start at 1024 x 768 and up.

[McAttack]

I have a 17" monitor at work and at home, so till I get off my ass and go get some 19" ones, I'm staying at 1280x1024. I'd rather be at 1600x1200 though.

[Gruntled]

I run 1280 on my lappy and the 17" at work. In the lab in my basement, I have two that top out at 1024, and my main desktop for design work that has a dual display. The dual is a 19" set at 1280 and a 15" set at 800 for helper apps and Photoshop close-ups.

[dyonisus]

1024 though I could go higher,

I was interested to see this poll started at 1024 and not at 800
that's cool!

[Feynman]

I luvvvv lotsa visual real eastate...

I have a Diamond Pro Mitsubishi 20" 90dpi that I run, most of the time, at 1600x1200

but when I design for the web, I bring the res down to 1280x960 (4:3) so that things appear more the normal size for a 72dpi monitor