Posted January 30, 2021
No 1366x768?
fernando.275
New User
Registered: Nov 2008
From Brazil
Swissy88
The Great Below
Registered: Mar 2019
From United States
Posted February 11, 2021
You can get a 24" 1080p 144hz monitor for like $100-$125
1366x768 is 16:8.9956076, almost 16:9, it's also ancient and no one uses that anymore.
What do you think you're missing out on? Retrofitting modern games to a 17" monitor from 2005 doesn't make sense.
If there is some weird scaling issue, uncheck fullscreen and use software like borderless gaming.
1366x768 is 16:8.9956076, almost 16:9, it's also ancient and no one uses that anymore.
What do you think you're missing out on? Retrofitting modern games to a 17" monitor from 2005 doesn't make sense.
If there is some weird scaling issue, uncheck fullscreen and use software like borderless gaming.