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    WSXGA+ or WUXGA for Sager 5760/Clevo M570U?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Jocke, Jul 16, 2006.

  1. Jocke

    Jocke Notebook Enthusiast

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    WSXGA+ (1680x1050)
    WUXGA (1920x1200)

    Which one should I choose? The money doesnt matter.
    It is about the performance.

    I read in a review for Sager 5760 that the reviewer chose WSXGA+ because he thought it would do better in games and that 1920x1200 may be a bit too high for games to perform good at highest on all setting etc.

    But another person told me that I should chose WUXGA because of HD-tv and 1080dpi etc etc...

    Which one should I choose? Please motivate :)
     
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    Jocke, Jul 16, 2006
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    high res=more detail-happy gamer
     
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    WUXGA is the best if your eyes are alright with it-I recommend viewing such a screen in person if possible. You'll get a better quality for movies and games and photos etc. but text will be more difficult to read.
     
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    I do have have bad eyesight, or well not very bad but I have glasses, although I havent used them for 5 years or so ^^
    Its not like I see bad really, but if I wear the glasses everything gets noticeable bigger. :)

    So I guess WSXGA might be better for me, and still even though it is a a great computer playing some games in highest on everything included AA might be troublesome at that resolution >_>

    Its not like I need to have 2 documents up at the same time, it is a pure enjoyment-computer.
     
    Jocke, Jul 18, 2006
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