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What is your monitor resolution?

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Vlad Proklov, 24.10.2012 16:42

Statistics on the Internet is full - but it would be interesting to find out how things are on our forum.

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24.10.2012 18:45, Bad Den

Why are you interested? wink.gif

24.10.2012 19:02, Peter Khramov

Vlad, your sample looks like it's 2002 in the yard, not 2012)

24.10.2012 19:13, Vlad Proklov

Why are you interested? wink.gif

To find out what minimum width you should keep in mind.

24.10.2012 19:15, Vlad Proklov

Vlad, your sample looks like it's 2002 in the yard, not 2012)

I selected the most popular permissions for January 2012 according to w3schools statistics.

Well, large resolutions are not terrible, I wonder how many more people are sitting behind ancient small monitors.

24.10.2012 20:45, Proctos

For web images, I now make the size from 800 pixels wide, but no more than 1200.

24.10.2012 20:54, rhopalocera.com

I have 1366 x 768 in one beech, 1280 x 768 in another beech, 1940 x 1080 in the working panel, 1640 x 1028 in the other panel. There are still old computers, I don't remember them ))) .

24.10.2012 21:05, Vlad Proklov

I have 1366 x 768 in one beech, 1280 x 768 in another beech, 1940 x 1080 in the working panel, 1640 x 1028 in the other panel. There are still old computers, I don't remember them ))).

Interested in the smallest, from which you look at entomological sites =)

24.10.2012 21:35, Hierophis

The survey is slightly incorrect about its purpose. The fact is that the resolution can be different, and the number of dots per inch is usually set so that you don't have to stare at the small print.
As a result, for example, I have 1280X720, but the dpi is set so that the resolution is approximately equivalent to 900X500, so that you can read without strain for the eyes from any distance.
So even if someone has a resolution of 1940 in the settings, it's not a fact that they are looking at text and images on a similar dpi, because their eyes can be broken.
So the most optimal size for the web is 800X600.
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25.10.2012 12:56, Peter Khramov

Vlad, ask the molbiol mods for statistics and don't worry)
I have, for example, this for the last quarter:
Russian version:
1280 — 36%
1366 — 14%
1024 — 13%
1440 — 11%
1920 — 8%
1600 and 1680 together — 8%
English version:
1280 — 25%
1366 — 14%
1024 — 14%
1440 — 9%
1920 — 11%
1600 and 1680 together — 10%

This post was edited by Asar - 10/25/2012 12: 56

25.10.2012 14:20, DanMar

1650х1050

25.10.2012 16:34, rhopalocera.com

Interested in the least, from which you look at entomological sites =)



I watch them from the beeches. the machines are large and busy

25.10.2012 17:41, Alexander Zarodov

02.04.2013 19:58, vasiliy-feoktistov

1600x900 (16:9): 5ms response time. Since yesterday, the new monique and I can't get used to the large format, and a decent 4: 3 is now difficult to find.

03.04.2013 10:06, Bianor

1920x1080-widescreen.

03.04.2013 17:02, okoem

1680х1050

25.08.2013 14:28, BioMutant

and I, and I have a hundred million thousand on a hundred teraflops of quadrillion megapixels!!!11 so get some rest, suckers

25.08.2013 16:17, amara

1920 x 1200 (at 24 inches)

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