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choco963
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Joined: Fri Mar 09, 2012 8:26 pm
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 Display Resolutions Do I have to know different resolution for LCD display, like XGA, UXGA, etc for A+ exams?
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| Thu Mar 15, 2012 3:15 pm |
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transk53
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Location: In the Overclocking wilderness and Hove, UK
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Re: Display Resolutions Yes you need to know the basic differences and native res for each.
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nirvabre
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Re: Display Resolutions I'm currently trying to memorize the display resolutions - any tips would surely help! I've got a few down, but get stuck on others.
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transk53
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Re: Display Resolutions Only thing I can offer is to reverse the process. I take the res first, then match to whichever type of screen. Other than that, try the wiki.
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syrahkat
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Re: Display Resolutions I made this generalization (I think (...hope) the chance that exeptions to these "rules" are asked for on the exam are not very big):
- with the letter W in the name, the aspect ratio is 16:9
- for "everything else" the aspect ratio is 4:3, exept for SXGA
(With this in mind, I only have to learn the width. In case it is asked, I can always calculate the heigth)
- only for resolutions without X in the name the width is lower than 1000
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jimmy_b
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Re: Display Resolutions Well my monitor is 1920x1200 which is WUXGA and 16:10, so I don't think that methodology works. 1080p is 16:9
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transk53
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Re: Display Resolutions Yep, res first is what makes gaming.
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