#4498382

scatman839

2013-01-11 17:08

Christ, and I thought 1080p on a 15" screen was bad, need to wear glasses to see it.

#4498396

Denial

2013-01-11 17:16

What's annoying is that most of these companies are putting out high resolution displays, which is nice, but they aren't properly calibrated so the colors are usually way over-saturated, they suffer from backlight bleed, consistency problems, etc. I'm kinda glad Apple pushed this on here though, 300+DPI should be the industry norm.

#4498408

Xendance

2013-01-11 17:32

Christ, and I thought 1080p on a 15" screen was bad, need to wear glasses to see it.

Pixels per inch setting is a magnificent thing.

#4498414

scatman839

2013-01-11 17:38

Then I lost screen space by everything being bigger. Oh the conundrum. Usually I just set the resolution to 720p/768p.

#4498447

Xendance

2013-01-11 18:29

Then I lost screen space by everything being bigger. Oh the conundrum. Usually I just set the resolution to 720p/768p.

So you don't like more sharper image? With higher PPI you could get aliasing free images in games too without using any form of AA.

#4498505

scatman839

2013-01-11 19:28

In a game I would put it at the highest, they usually scale text and stuff, this is just using windows and internet. The screen is rarely used though, mostly it's my tv.

#4498569

volkov956

2013-01-11 20:43

so high res and probally backed by a low end Integrated GPU so whats the point.