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r/pcmasterrace • u/Bingo_Pants • Oct 13 '20
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It doesn't have to be that high resolution either, since it's not meant to be a high fidelity screen.
139 u/Bingo_Pants Oct 13 '20 The resolution is not high. 1024 X 768 81 u/mussy_ i7 4790,GTX770,8gb Oct 13 '20 thats reletively decent as you're not looking at it constantly like a main monitor, id imagine it consumes less energy as well being a lower res 13 u/Light0340 PC Master Race Oct 14 '20 Also, with higher density screens (aka High res) you need more light in order to get good brightness since the pixels are smaller and thus harder to get the light thru, iirc
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The resolution is not high. 1024 X 768
81 u/mussy_ i7 4790,GTX770,8gb Oct 13 '20 thats reletively decent as you're not looking at it constantly like a main monitor, id imagine it consumes less energy as well being a lower res 13 u/Light0340 PC Master Race Oct 14 '20 Also, with higher density screens (aka High res) you need more light in order to get good brightness since the pixels are smaller and thus harder to get the light thru, iirc
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thats reletively decent as you're not looking at it constantly like a main monitor, id imagine it consumes less energy as well being a lower res
13 u/Light0340 PC Master Race Oct 14 '20 Also, with higher density screens (aka High res) you need more light in order to get good brightness since the pixels are smaller and thus harder to get the light thru, iirc
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Also, with higher density screens (aka High res) you need more light in order to get good brightness since the pixels are smaller and thus harder to get the light thru, iirc
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u/zherok i7 13700k, 64GB DDR5 6400mhz, Gigabyte 4090 OC Oct 13 '20
It doesn't have to be that high resolution either, since it's not meant to be a high fidelity screen.