Posts by edit1754

The biggest issue you may run into is if the U300 has a single-channel LVDS cable. You generally need a dual-channel LVDS cable to support 1600x900 resolution.

The 20994CU model of the Lenovo IdeaPad Y580 isn't a good option, because it comes with a 15.6" 1366x768 display. 1366x768 resolution in a 15.6" display makes things onscreen large, and 15.6" displays that have 1366x768 resolution tend...

15R SE also (generally) comes with a 1920x1080 display instead of a 1366x768 display. 1366x768 resolution in a 15.6" display makes things onscreen large, and 15.6" displays that have 1366x768 resolution tend to have very poor image...

Did you order it already? What configuration did you get?

If it isn't IPS, then it sure behaves like one. Most accounts report that it has wider vertical viewing angles than any TN panel, and that it has a very similar Hardware ID to the HP Envy 15's display (which is confirmed to be IPS)...

Lowering to a non-native resolution causes blur. But running games in a non-native resolution on a good quality display tends to look better than running games in native resolution on a poor quality display. That's what I'm getting at. I...

The biggest problem with the Acer Aspire V3-571 is that it comes with a 15.6" 1366x768 display. 15.6" 1366x768 and 17.3" 1600x900 displays make things onscreen large, and tend to be low-tier LCD panels that have very poor image quality...

Your other thread is gone. In fact, I lost my entire reply when the thread was deleted before I hit the submit button, because the odd redirect procedure of replying to an invalid thread broke my browser's back button. What I was...

Quote:1366x768 screen is not "a problem", but it's little low for 15.6" screen. However, it's a matter of taste + in this resolution, your games will run faster and you'll be able to use higher settings and filters (although personally...

Quote:i7 Processor, 16GB RAMWe need to know your reasons for requiring these specs, as these specs are commonly used for marketing purposes and won't make much of a difference in most cases. It is common to be misled into believing that...