1650x1050 at 120 hz?

[InnerGoat]

You've never seen Halo on a good display, basically. Sorry to hear about that.

Pyong - Some ATI cards seem to have trouble with the 120Hz panels, but it's only a driver issue from what I last read about it. The issue has just come to light in some forums

Are you able to run 120Hz on the desktop? Some can't even get the desktop to display without flickering...

[Rook]

No, I probably wouldn't. The highest I would ever go would probably be 1024 x 768. This is Halo, it's not like it's going to somehow look much better after that screen size.

By your logic you'd stop at 800x600, that's the res the xbox pulled.

[Cortexian]

I don't get it. What's with people and playing games at insanely high resolutions? I have a 1280 x 800 screen and I play Halo at 640 x 480 (Because I lag when I use the scope at 800 x 600). What's the point of going above 1024 x 768?

More viewing area and it looks better if you play at your displays native resolution.

Here's what we mean:


This is what Halo looks like on one of my monitors, running at the native 1920x1200 resolution:


And here's a representation of what Halo looks like on one of my monitors when it's running at 640x480 and stretched to fit:


Never make me load a low resolution again

[Pyong Kawaguchi]

I got it to work, but I can't see text when I type, anyone have any ideas?

[Cortexian]

I got it to work, but I can't see text when I type, anyone have any ideas?

http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?t=18163

[Tricky]

Does anyone run CE at a higher resolution 1920x1080?

[Bodzilla]

yeah a couple people, freelancer just posted a 1920x1200 image right above you lol.

thats my native screen rez.

hi five

[Tricky]

Ah right, didnt notice that.

Thats what you get for flicking through forums when I should be working

[Ganon]

You've never seen Halo on a good display, basically. Sorry to hear about that.

yeah

sorry to hear for your loss people

[chrisk123999]

Obviously it will look less "pixely" but going that far is insane.
Plus it really depends on the size of the screen and not the screen resolution. I have a laptop screen so I barley notice it.