So I'm thinking about buying a monitor 22 inch 1080p for use at home cuz the m11x screen is too small. So my question is does using a 1080p screen affect the gpu performance since the laptop screen is only 720p.
any advice is welcome, Thanks.
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Yes, of course it will, since you're gaming on it, and you will use the maximum rez on the monitor, you will see a bit of a punch on the FPS.
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You can change the resolution of the game to 1366 x 768 and it will offer the same performance as the M11x screen. Depending on the monitor, it might not look good scaled down from the native resolution though.
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Playing a game at 720p is far less demanding than 1080p, of course there will be a performance drop.
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eh i should of bought an 720p one i guess>.<
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A 1080p monitor is fine. Set the resolution to 1080p when you are doing anything besides gaming. When you do play a game, play it at 1366 x 768 or any 16:9 resolution and you will be fine. I use a 1080p external monitor and that's what I do.
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Scaling the monitor down from it's native rez is going to be...quite disappointing.
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Depends on the monitor. My 37" 1080p monitor looks good at other 16 x 9 resolutions when I play games. Outside of games it doesn't though.
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yea i hope it can run on 1080p with decent fps, LoL is a MOBA game so fps is very important, maybe i can turn the setting down a little.
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There are a lot of games that run great at 1080p in the m11x, of course nothing that new or demanding....
I use a 1080p 32" HDTV Samsung, with HDMI, and I game at 1080p when I can, if a game does not work that good, I use 1366x768 and scale in the 1080p screen, is not the same, but is like using a console, the games look ok...
The best is to find a 1366x768 monitor, with HDMI (for the R2 and R3) and is hard, the lowest I have find is a 1600x900 (20") with HDMI, all 1366x768 are VGA only (at least where do I live) -
i don't have it cloned to both screens i just make the monitor the main screen and play there at the res i would usually play on the m11x and it still looks brilliant!
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It's basically a Westinghouse HDTV minus the tuner. I'd still consider it a TV, tho. The pixel pitch is too large to use it up close like a monitor. If I were to use a monitor that large it would have to be a 2650x1600 resolution.
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I think it's great. The black levels could be better but the picture quality is pretty good. There is a thread on the [H]ardforum where people are having problems with these after a while but I have had mine for 3 years now and it still works with no issues. My head is a little over 3 feet away from the screen and the 1080p resolution looks good. The original version of this monitor was very popular years ago because it was the cheapest 1080p monitor/tv at the time.
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Depends on the game. Of course it will take hit. But is the hit that destructive to the performance to reduce quality? I play most my games in 1080p unless its too much and then i reduce it to 1440x720. Maybe lose anywhere from 10-30fps
Will using monitor affect game performance?
Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by noodle9527, Jul 17, 2011.