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WestCoastSVX 04-10-2003 01:22 PM

OT: Screen resolutions?
 
I was just curious what screen resolution is most popular these days for viewing on the computer. I'm fixing up the NW SVX web site and wanted to make it easy to view by the majority. I figure the members here, with our vast diversity, would make for a good sampling of the general web-viewing population. :)

I use 1152x864 here at work with a 21" monitor.

I use 800x600 at home with a 17" monitor.

Mr. Pockets 04-10-2003 01:40 PM

2560x1024 across two 19s.

Oh, and do a search. There has been at least one thread about screen resolutions before.

The 'safe' resolution used to be 640x480, but I think you can be safe with 800x600 now. 1024x768 would be maybe a little less safe, but probably average.

WestCoastSVX 04-10-2003 01:49 PM

Thanks Nick, I'll do a search. Wow, we really have covered everything on this site haven't we! I would have never guessed this came up before.

Thanks your opinions on the various safe resolutions too, I know you are up on all that stuff, what with being a geek and all. :D

SVXdriver_007 04-10-2003 02:21 PM

The average computer sold w/in the last 3 yrs is at the 1024x768.
My lap top is at 1600x1200 (15.1) and My home monitor the one I actually use is at oh wow (just checked) also set to 1600x1200 (21 inch Flat crt)I'm pretty sure the rest of my computers are at 1024x768, At work I'm sure were at 1024x768.

Green1995SVX 04-10-2003 03:11 PM

1152x768 (Apple wide display LCD)

Mike

BLKSVX92 04-10-2003 05:26 PM

1600x1200 on my notebook
1280x1024 dual on a 19" lcd and 21" trinitron
1600x1200 on my 21" if im only using it

Seraph 04-10-2003 05:51 PM

I did a poll once for the SVX World network site and it came back with 800X600

So I put everything in 780x550 table / frame (I hate frames)

You can't just use 800x600 since you have to give room for the scroll bar on the side, bottom and the menu bar at the top.

I myself use 1600x1400 on a 17" screen at home on one screen and 800x600 on my TV as an aux out for watching stuff from my bed.

DavieGravy 04-10-2003 07:10 PM

1280X1024 because that's all my monitor supports.
We should start a new poll. I'm curious as to what it is. It seems as though most people are blind and use 800X600, otherwise everything's too small and they supposedly can't see anything. :rolleyes:

Seraph 04-10-2003 07:16 PM

Here is the orginal poll

AFBeefcake 04-10-2003 07:27 PM

I run 1152x864 with a 19" monitor.

sfsvx 04-11-2003 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MacGyver
Thanks Nick, I'll do a search. Wow, we really have covered everything on this site haven't we! I would have never guessed this came up before.

About the only thing we HAVEN'T covered is boxers vs briefs.

:eek:

My PC at work is 1024x768, my Macs at home are . . . are . . . can I get back to you on that?

Seraph 04-11-2003 11:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by sfsvx


About the only thing we HAVEN'T covered is boxers vs briefs.

:eek:

My PC at work is 1024x768, my Macs at home are . . . are . . . can I get back to you on that?


Want me to start a poll on that?

L

sfsvx 04-11-2003 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Seraph



Want me to start a poll on that?

L

If you're that interested, sure, be my guest! :D :D :D

Does your presence here today mean you had to bail on the meet?

JLittell 04-11-2003 01:28 PM

Mac, I can't tell you until you send me your rims at a real checp price!;)

Earthworm 04-11-2003 10:14 PM

I would say design for no more than 800x600. I run 1600x1200 on my 19" monitor but that doesn't necessarily mean I will run my web browser maximized. Often I will have several windows displayed at the same time on my screen.

too big = bad (have to scroll horizontally)
too small = no problem


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