1400x1050 on my laptop, 1680x1050 on my primary desktop monitor. I have a second smaller one that runs at a lower resolution. Why do you ask?
Posted By: Mike BradyWhy do you ask?
Posted By: Sean1920x1200 With the amount of crap I have running at once, I need all the real estate I can get!
Posted By: ArcysThey say to design a web page for 1024x768, but that just seems so small now-a-days!
Such people should be made to use portable style sheets, if you know what I mean.
* {display: none;}
I won't argue with that! It's just one more layer in the design process though (which for me would represent a significant amount of work, though I'm sure it's second nature for you pros).
I don't buy much into the miniaturization trend anyway, but that may be a side effect of having freakishly large hands.
Posted By: ArcysThey say to design a web page for 1024x768, but that just seems so small now-a-days! Plus that resolutions messes with my design.
1920X1200 free 24in WS monitors FTW
1440x900 on my 19" WS and 1280x800 on my 17" WS laptop.
You're going to run dual 8800GTs for a 1024x768 monitor?! Please tell me it's because you play Crysis 12 hours a day... you could get a much better monitor for the same price as that second card!
Posted By: mSeligaBut have a upgrade flow chart for my computer(sad right?).
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Never heard of that site before - looks like they have some great stuff!I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy
RAM is like an addiction. Once you get 2 gigs, then you'll want just another, and then the last gig to finish it off. Still your satisfaction lingers. Soon you spend the money to move over to a 64-bit architecture and add another 3 gigs. Your parents and friends tell you to stop. RAM is consuming your life. Your girlfriend left you for that poser geek who lives down the street who can only recite half of Holy Grail. That's okay, you don't need that wench anyway. You can spend the money you were spending on her on more computer upgrades. Now you have a respectable terabyte of DDR in your hog. You spiral further down into the depths of computer upgrades.
I'm telling you man... cocaine is a much better addiction to have.
Posted By: ArcysRAM is like an addiction. Once you get 2 gigs, then you'll want just another, and then the last gig to finish it off. Still your satisfaction lingers. Soon you spend the money to move over to a 64-bit architecture and add another 3 gigs. Your parents and friends tell you to stop. RAM is consuming your life. Your girlfriend left you for that poser geek who lives down the street who can only recite half of Holy Grail. That's okay, you don't need that wench anyway. You can spend the money you were spending on her on more computer upgrades. Now you have a respectable terabyte of DDR in your hog. You spiral further down into the depths of computer upgrades.
I'm telling you man... cocaine is a much better addiction to have.Warning: The FBF is a known carcinogen to the State of California. Contact with the FBF may cause cancer, necrophilia, an urge to run in a tiny wheel, and/or lawn gnomes barbecuing your pets.
Posted By: mSeligaWhen Windows 7 comes out(2009/2010), I'll move over to 64. I'm still on 32 right now becasue my copy of Vista was a gift and they got me the 32 bit version.Yeah I like Indy. So what? Wanna fight about it?
Jesus, I'm sick and tried of Cyberpower. I wanted to build my own computer but everybody(including the people who control my7 money) told me get one from them. Oh sure. Except my video card has been crashing for the last month non stop. Took me that long to get ahold of someone.
Ouch, sorry to hear that. I don't know much about Cyberpower - I assume they're one of the 3 or 4 companies that advertises in every PC magazine. Sorry to hear that their customer service isn't up to snuff. Good luck!
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