Monitor resolution

a request

Published on September 15, 2007 By The__Goo In Community

I would like WinCustomize to run a poll on screen resolution. I know there are the common resolution of the old CRT monitors of 1280*1024, 1024*768, 1152*864, and 800*600, but with LCD monitors being used by more people and even the wide screen monitors being even more popular now it would be nice to see what percentage of people actually use which resolution. I think this would help artist who want to share their work to make their work to fir the community. Besides I am really curious to see how is the most popular screen size.

I am also interested to see who many multi-monitor users actually exist within our community. Maybe a dual poll a poll to see how many monitors a user has an then the resolution of the primary monitor.

this is just a request, hope others are interested in seeing the results as well

Comments (Page 3)

Bichur

on Sep 16, 2007

1024x768 at home

800x600, 1024x768 or 1280x1024 at work (I'm one of the few allowed to change resolution due to running our intranet site - most everyone one else is locked in to one resolution - so I have to be able compensate for them)

theAVMAN

on Sep 16, 2007

main= 1680 x 1050 22"on desktop dual also running 1366 x 768 42"
1440 x 900 widesrc laptop
1366 x 768 bedroom

basj

on Sep 16, 2007

17" at 1280x1024

vStyler

on Sep 16, 2007

Screen Resolution Total % for Maxstyles.com

1024x768@32 1142 29.86%
1280x1024@32 933 24.39%
1280x800@32 455 11.9%
1440x900@32 271 7.08%
1680x1050@32 243 6.35%
1152x864@32 140 3.66%
800x600@32 114 2.98%
1600x1200@32 64 1.67%
1280x768@32 59 1.54%
1920x1200@32 55 1.44%
1024x768@16 54 1.41%
1280x960@32 52 1.36%
1400x1050@32 30 0.78%
1024x768@24 22 0.58%
800x600@16 16 0.42%
1360x768@32 13 0.34%
800x600@24 12 0.31%
1280x1024@24 10 0.26%
1280x720@32 10 0.26%
1280x1024@16 9 0.24%
1280x768@16 8 0.21%
1280x800@16 6 0.16%
1366x768@32 3 0.08%
1600x1200@24 3 0.08%
1152x864@16 3 0.08%
1600x900@32 3 0.08%
1176x664@32 2 0.05%
1440x900@16 2 0.05%
2560x1024@32 2 0.05%
1088x612@32 2 0.05%
1440x900@24 2 0.05%

tjesterb

on Sep 16, 2007

Desktop: 1440 x 900
Notebook: 1280 x 800
Mac: 1280 x 1024
Server: 1024 x 768 (not that wallpaper matters much there)

Skinhit

on Sep 16, 2007

1680x1050 baby and love it!

mike b1954

on Sep 16, 2007

Acer 19" Widescreen set at 1440 x 900 / PC Tower Thermaltake TaiChi .. Cool !

Oh.. and and Acer Ferrari 1005 WTMi ..Ubercool !

(Drinks Freezer ... very cool heheh!)

Jafo

on Sep 17, 2007

1024x768@32 1142 29.86%
1280x1024@32 933 24.39%

Looks like I was right, then....and if you add the other colour levels..... more so...

ZubaZ

on Sep 17, 2007

For Klenkefamily.net:

Perc.	Resolution
41.35%	1024x768
35.73%	1280x1024
14.83%	Unknown
3.37%	1152x864
2.92%	800x600
1.80%	1600x1200

vStyler has a much better stat system than me. Stupid "Unknown"!

pixel-z

on Sep 17, 2007

19" LCD 1280x1024
17"CRT 1024x768

RoseNell

on Sep 17, 2007

20" widescreen 1024x768

mschleisner

on Sep 17, 2007

1024 x 768 on a 20" crt because the LCD isn't worth a crap only two years old and crapped out already but the old crt is still going strong. I plugged her back in last month, (thank goodness I didn't sell or give it away). The case is cracked on top right side cause hubby bumped it on the closet door and kinda dropped it (that was how he put it) as I was crying. But we plugged her in and everything works great. By the way, this is a ViewSonic and I have had several sizes but they all worked great when I gave them to friends and they all still work.

Peter Stafsudd

on Oct 28, 2007

1920x1200 here - any aspiring artists would do well to work with the resolution as it can always be scaled down or cut without to adverse an effect. However, trying to scale up always creates nasty little artifacts.

killajosh

on Oct 28, 2007

1280x1024

jamespaulp

on Oct 28, 2007

At home - 21" Gateway LCD FPD2185W @ 1680x1050
At Work - 19" Dell LCD @ 1600x1200

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