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Which do you think offers better image quality when gaming?


 
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1400x900 resolution with 4x AA
 
 
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1900x1200 resolution with no AA
 

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Additional Notes:

- Each resolution would be Native to the screens. (ie. 1400x900 on a 19inch wide screen monitor, and 1900x1200 on a 24inch wide screen monitor)

- This is purely for gaming! Yes I know 1900x1200 offers superior desktop space.

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14 x 9 with AA, anyone who says you don't need AA at higher res's is lying. However, i would still take the 24" monitor everytime.


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Depends, 4X AA would make everything fuzzy but 1900X1200 would make everything a little bit jagged. It all really depends on what your preference is. Why not go for a happy medium and go 1680X1050 with 2X AA. I play games at 1680X1050 with no AA and I find that fine, it’s not like I cant run games with AA enabled either I just choose not too as I regard the extra frame rates more important than a slightly noticeable in some situations more smooth image.


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Voted for 1440x with 4AA. I'd be better of with a higher image quality than just higher resolution


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