What screen resolution do you use?

[phantombeta]

So...
What screen resolution do you use? 1024x768? 1366x768? 1920x1080?
I used to use 1366x768. (The maximum my monitor supports) I decided to use my TV as a monitor today, so now I use 1920x1080.

[wildweasel]

Two 1920x1080 panels for me; I keep IRC and my music player on the other one.

[NiGHTMARE]

As of a few GeForce driver updates ago, 3620x2263.

[Dancso]

If you're looking for statistics, here's a good resource: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_r ... r_monitors

Personally, I'm using 1920x1080 too. Wasn't the case several months ago, I've been living on 1280x1024 for the longest time. They're surprisingly widespread in Hungary, to this day I swear to god it has the majority in households.
That was friggin 5:4 .... I could never go back. Then again, resolution upgrades tend to feel that way, it was just a long time coming for me.
Now I want a second one for better multitasking

[cambertian]

Lowest settings I possibly can, mostly for games. My computers would overheat/slow-down otherwise.

To be fair, though, I only have two computers - one's a really crappy laptop and the other's a Macbook.

[Enjay]

1920x1200 - the native resolution of my monitors. Personally, I find it to be a much nicer more pleasing aspect ratio that what you get with 1920x1080. However, 1920x1200 monitors are not as common as they were so when my current ones fail, or I get a new machine, I may have ton consider something else.

[Blox]

As of a few GeForce driver updates ago, 3620x2263.

It's 1680x1050 for me and 3360x2100 when I feel like forcing supersampling thanks to nshitia's nice little DSR feature (which actually looks better than straight-up SSAA thanks to a better resampling kernel).

[YukiHerz]

1366x768 because laptop, and i don't really need anything fancier.

[Kinsie]

One 1920x1080 monitor, one 1680x1050 monitor that I replaced with the 1080p one but then I found it in the spare room and was like "well i have some room on my desk..." and now I want to replace it with another 1080p one and I think this is how those 12-monitor setups stockbrokers have start.

[GooberMan]

A 24" 1920x1080 panel is my only screen at home.

At work, my main display is a 27" 2560x1440 panel. It took a full month to get used to all the screen real estate on that thing. I also have two separate 1080p displays, one of which is permanently hooked to a console. The other one regularly shows a kitten webcam.

[SFJake]

1024x768.

I'm still using a CRT, unfortunately or not (the only thing that bothers me is the lack of widescreen). Unfortunately, since not a SINGLE monitor has surpassed the CRT in all aspects yet, I'm stuck with them still.

But really, even that resolution looks gorgeous on my CRT.

[Blue Shadow]

1366x768 because laptop

Same here.

[Hellser]

Two monitors. 1920x1080 LG E2442TC and a 1680x1050 Samsung SyncMaster 2232. The Primary one (The LG) does just about everything. The alternative monitor holds my music player, a website I'm reading, Teamspeak or even IRC.

[Kostov]

1920x1080 main monitor. 1920x1080 TV (but it only works well with my PC in 1360x768), for when I feel like lying in bed and eating etc. whilst watching something.

[FuzzballFox]

1920x1080 with the monitor that came with my new PC when I got It a few years back. Used to run things on an old TV before though which was a pain in itself, could never get a clear screen ever and had to run at 1440x900 which is a pain in the arse too