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Display Gaming Poll

4:3, i have a samsung 213t, and 95% of my gaming is wow which i run happily at 1600x1200, other games, if i can window mode them, ill play at lower resolutions, this display dosnt scale down all that well...
 
20" Widescreen monitor (Dell2005) running from a single BFG 6600 GT OC card. I'll use widescreen res if a game supports it (and if my card doesn't struggle with it). Desktop is at native res.

28" Widescreen Sony CRT -> Xbox 360/Xbox/GC/PS2 (no HD for me yet)
 
4:3 on a 19" CRT

I tried a Viewsonic VP930B but found it unsatisfactory for gaming and went back to the CRT.
 
4:3 on a 19"CRT
Usually 1280 X 1024, since i couldn't find a 19" CRT that could do 1600 X1200 at a decant refresh rate and clairity. (yhea yhea, i could have gotten some used NEC, but i am talking about NEW CRTs).
 
16:10, 1680x1050 if available (starting to hate games that don't support this res {BF2!})

Dell 2005FPW

Widescreen is definitely better, just offers more of the picture at the same time, same as movies in WS.

4:3 is becoming pretty much outdated.
 
4:3, but WILL BE BUYING the widescreen successor to the Dell 2005FPW or 2405FPW.

16:10 is the way to go in the 21st century. Very disheartening that (almost) great games like BF2 do not natively support widescreen.
 
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