How to play games in a specific resolution?. This is actually a question that crosses 3-ish topics, so I didn't know where to post it. Mods please move if there's a better place suited for the question: I have a 15" laptop running a ATI Radeon x1600 MOBILITY....

and price, you really can't go wrong with either one. ^ yep, price, warranty, support, noise, specific games at specific resolutions. They're very close in performance so those other factors may play a bigger role for you. ...

games (call of duty world at war for example) reasonably smoothly at the native resolution of my monitor at 1920x1200, and how soon do you reckon i would have to buy a new one to keep playing at this resolution? I am in process of getting back into gaming...

and EVGA GTX 280 for $297.99...All I can suggest is that you take a look at the benchmarks for the specific resolution you'll be playing games at. This way you find the video card most suited for your needs. I'm not sure if I should get the Asus P6T mobo...

graphics and motion intensive games at high resolutions on large screens (50"+)? Actually, it used to be lines when we talked about 'lines of resolution' years back. Now it is 'pixels', and it is designated for a specific area - like a square inch (but...

If you are planning on playing all of your games at your native resolution of 1920x1200, I'd suggest getting a dual GPU setup. Two X1900XTs or 7900GTXs will provide a good gaming experience at this resolution. what about resolution of 1680x1050? which is more...

as TFTs are designed to display in a specific resolution, typically much higher then games ran at back in 1998, when it stretches it to the higher resolution to fill the display it looks a little blurry. -- Paul Smith, Yeovil, UK. Windows XP...

it??? ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: This system is being build for several reasons. The first and foremost is to play games like World of Warcraft (all expansions), Starcraft II, and Diablo III; however the catch is that I want to be able to play those games smoothly...

32HLC56 (it has no EID). The only way I can get the image to fill the entire screen is by using that specific resolution/refresh rate and then manually repositioning the image using the TV controls. As for the other factor, which games I play, that's a...

the future but I have no experience SLI OR CROSSFIRE: no MONITOR RESOLUTION: haven't bought the monitor and haven't given any thought to a specific resolution, but my budget for the monitor (included in my budget up there ^^) is about 200$ ADDITIONAL...