Problems with the resolution of the game and the monitor

The higher the resolution, the finer the picture.

800x600 There are 480,000 dots on the screen to display your gameplay. At 1920x1080, there will be 2.07 million dots to display, so that the game screen at the resolution will be more detailed and the colors will be more distinct. But the higher the resolution, the higher the configuration of the computer.

Also, the resolution of the LCD cannot be set arbitrarily, and the LCD can only show the best effect at the real resolution. When you set its resolution to something other than your true resolution, you can see that your screen is squeezed, stretched, or blurred when the display is greatly reduced.

15"Ordinary screen LCD (1024 768).

17"Ordinary screen LCD (1280 1024).

19"Ordinary screen LCD (1280 1024).

19"Widescreen LCD (1440 900).

20"Ordinary screen LCD (1600 1200) (1400*1050) 20"Widescreen LCD (1680 1050).

21"Ordinary screen LCD (1600 1200).

22"Widescreen LCD (1680 1050).

23"Ordinary screen LCD (1600 1200).

23"Widescreen LCD (1920 1200).

24-inch widescreen LCD (1920 1200)

What's the difference? It's just that the resolution is different, and the game screen is different in detail.

However, the higher the resolution, the higher the host configuration, the higher the resolution, the higher the configuration requirements.

Game resolution is the number of game frames.

Game Requirements:

Generally, the game is about 40 fps, which can be called smooth. For example, strategy (Three Kingdoms or something) 5fps is also acceptable, but racing 5fps can't be played at all, and each game will have a minimum configuration requirement provided by the official, especially online games.

The game resolution can be the same as the desktop resolution. The higher the resolution, the finer the image display, and the larger the viewable area. However, it will reduce the performance and it will feel like a card.

If the graphics card is not good enough, it is recommended not to set a high resolution and turn off anti-aliasing, or set it to 2x.

There is no impact. It's nothing more than that when you enter the game, if the current monitor resolution is not the same as the game resolution, the monitor will automatically adjust to the resolution set by the game. So there will be a pause of 1 to 2 seconds, which is completely normal.

Screen resolution refers to the number of pixels in vertical and horizontal directions, measured in px. Screen resolution determines the setting of how much information is displayed on a computer screen, measured in horizontal and vertical pixels. In the case of a screen of the same size, when the screen resolution is low (e.g., 640 x 480), fewer pixels are displayed on the screen, and the individual pixel size is relatively large.

When the screen resolution is high (e.g., 1600 x 1200), many pixels are displayed on the screen, and the size of individual pixels is relatively small.

Display resolution is the number of pixels displayed on the screen, resolution 160 128 means that the number of pixels in the horizontal direction is 160, and the number of pixels in the vertical direction is 128. When the screen size is the same, the higher the resolution, the more detailed and delicate the display effect will be.

Hello! This will definitely have an impact, if the game resolution is not as high as the desktop resolution, then the game will not run in full screen; In addition, the graphics card has to cope with different resolutions, so the load is high, and the performance degradation and temperature increase are certain.

This is because the game's default resolution doesn't match most of today's PCs

1. Open the game and select "Options" in the bottom left corner.

<>3. Select "Widescreen" from the "Display Mode" drop-down menu, and click "Confirm".

Resolution x pixels = actual size, pixels do not change, resolution increases, size is increased, but not the size of the individual is displayed, but the range of display. To put it simply, 1024x768 will increase the field of view by about 40% compared to 640x480 resolution, and you can see more things under the same size screen, so the graphics card needs more video memory to accommodate the textures. High resolution also means high resolution, and the picture is clearer.

So if you want to play CS, if you want to make the character bigger, you should lower the resolution.

The resolution supported by the graphics card is the most basic, and it is mutually restrictive with the resolution of the monitor and the resolution of the game.

For example: the graphics card supports 640x480 resolution: the monitor supports 1024x768 resolution, and the game supports 1024x768, but in fact, due to the limitations of the graphics card, the display can only be 640x480.

The graphics card supports 1280x1024: the monitor supports 1280x1024, and the game supports 1024x768, then you use 1024x768 when playing this game, and the monitor is displayed at 1280x1024 at other times (desktop, Internet access, etc.).