I have 19" and playing 15 tables at Pokerstars np
Just get something with a 1920x1080 (or larger) resolution and you should be fine.
Originally posted by 8979687
I use a 32 inch sony bravia full 1080p and if you tile 6 tables they are tiny and you need to be close to the screen
to see them. Mostly because of the font. Just the text is blurry and annoying. I set it to the highest dpi but it
does nothing for the font in stars and tilt.
If it's blurry you're probably not using the best resolution for your screen.
Every screen comes with a native resolution which for your screen should be 1980*1080, then every other resolution is a rescaling of this one, hence the blurryness.
Double check the product spec to be sure I've got the native res right, set the screen to that resolution, then while you're at it raise the the refresh rate.
Originally posted by degre
Originally posted by 8979687
I use a 32 inch sony bravia full 1080p and if you tile 6 tables they are tiny and you need to be close to the screen
to see them. Mostly because of the font. Just the text is blurry and annoying. I set it to the highest dpi but it
does nothing for the font in stars and tilt.If it's blurry you're probably not using the best resolution for your screen.
Every screen comes with a native resolution which for your screen should be 1980*1080, then every other resolution is a rescaling of this one, hence the blurryness.
Double check the product spec to be sure I've got the native res right, set the screen to that resolution, then while you're at it raise the the refresh rate.
This isn't the problem. The problem is that he is using an LCD TV, it's been said that these aren't the greatest things for multitabling at all due to they're resolution.
Originally posted by SheepMoose
Originally posted by degre
Originally posted by 8979687
I use a 32 inch sony bravia full 1080p and if you tile 6 tables they are tiny and you need to be close to the screen
to see them. Mostly because of the font. Just the text is blurry and annoying. I set it to the highest dpi but it
does nothing for the font in stars and tilt.If it's blurry you're probably not using the best resolution for your screen.
Every screen comes with a native resolution which for your screen should be 1980*1080, then every other resolution is a rescaling of this one, hence the blurryness.
Double check the product spec to be sure I've got the native res right, set the screen to that resolution, then while you're at it raise the the refresh rate.
This isn't the problem. The problem is that he is using an LCD TV, it's been said that these aren't the greatest things for multitabling at all due to they're resolution.
It sure could be better and I surely wont get a TV for my PC, but still runs at 1980*1080, doesn't look too bad for me.
Well, doesn't look too good either if you think that I run at that resolution on my 22".
And honestly, before looking for alternatives I think that just checking what resolution he's currently running might be worth the 30seconds it takes.
Originally posted by TobyCS
I wish I could afford that![]()
Any idea what Dell monitors they are?
3008WFP x1
2007FP x2
Originally posted by degre
Originally posted by SheepMoose
Originally posted by degre
Originally posted by 8979687
I use a 32 inch sony bravia full 1080p and if you tile 6 tables they are tiny and you need to be close to the screen
to see them. Mostly because of the font. Just the text is blurry and annoying. I set it to the highest dpi but it
does nothing for the font in stars and tilt.If it's blurry you're probably not using the best resolution for your screen.
Every screen comes with a native resolution which for your screen should be 1980*1080, then every other resolution is a rescaling of this one, hence the blurryness.
Double check the product spec to be sure I've got the native res right, set the screen to that resolution, then while you're at it raise the the refresh rate.
This isn't the problem. The problem is that he is using an LCD TV, it's been said that these aren't the greatest things for multitabling at all due to they're resolution.
It sure could be better and I surely wont get a TV for my PC, but still runs at 1980*1080, doesn't look too bad for me.
Well, doesn't look too good either if you think that I run at that resolution on my 22".And honestly, before looking for alternatives I think that just checking what resolution he's currently running might be worth the 30seconds it takes.
The native resolution is 1080p to clarify, everything looks completely fine the cards the chips the lobby text.
The only thing that is blurry is the stack sizes and the names on the table. The font in stars is shitty and
I can not find a way to resize it. If I enlarge the table more then the font size is perfect and everything is
clear but it would be too large to tile without overlap.
This problem is totally solved by stacking the tables. I have found the perfect size table where I only focus
on one small portion of the screen (in context to it being a 32 inch TV..) And I can see everything fine and
I barely have to move the mouse at all so I do not get tired easy when playing.
So you can cascade easily with good sized tables and perfectly crystal clear font, or you can stack but if you
tile more than 4 tables, the font is blurry untill you resize the tables. This only happens with Stars and Tilt
and it is way worse with Stars and it is the same on even a smaller 20 inch wide screen monitor.