Does the resolution of 1920 X 1080 look too bad on a 27 inch monitor?
1781610
To my eyes no I think the resolution is fine for the size. I do have 70/20 vision though. If you won't be to have close to it you should be fine.
1781611
The colors are fantastic for this 27 inch monitor. I would not hesitate to recommend this monitor and you can't beat the price.
1781612
That is the native resolution of this monitor, so it is what I am using after having killed my previous monitor by forcing it into a higher resolution. I watch Hulu and other streaming media on my monitor at 1920 X 1080 as well as everything else I do. This monitor looks great, and I agree with others who say they would buy this monitor again.
1781613
No, actually it looks good. That is the resolution I'm using and I like it a lot. I would buy this monitor again.
1781614
No it looks pretty good. I suggest using an HDMI cable to get the full effect.
1781615
1920x1080 is the resolution that I use. I am very pleased with it. This 27" monitor is so much better than the 19" one that I used previously. I do highly recommend it.
1781616
I suppose it depends on your standards and application that you're running. I am using it for office purposes so spreadsheets, web displays and periodic videos work perfectly fine for me.If your plan is to watch high-definition movies and are picky about it I'd say probably not.
1781617
No it looks really nice. My best friend ran a 27" for a few years and I finally decided to upgrade my 24" which I had for 6 years. The 27" has a really nice picture, have to remember this is the same resolution on most (about 95%) of screens from 22" to 83".Don't let that keep you from buying this monitor.Very nice display for the price.I setup new 24" displays at work all the time that are not as good as this that cost more.
1790806
Most monitors don't come with an HDMI cable and not just low end models like this one. It will also only output 1080p over HDMI, which on a 27" looks horrible regardless. You're not losing any quality by going over DVI, in fact on this particular model, that is your best bet over HDMI.
76240
I don't own a 4k monitor so I'm unable to answer your question. I'm using at 2560 x 1440 with a Dell U2711 monitor.
1232752
When you have a screen under 30" 1080p doesnt really matter http://s3.carltonbale.com/resolution_chart.html
471862
I'm curious how the computer linked with to the large plasma screen looks. I would think that 1024 x 768 on such a large screen might look a bit fuzzy or pixelated. Do you see problems with this? Would you recommend going for a higher resolution?
1905865
I can't answer regarding the second resolution, but it will do 1920 x 1080. I'm running mine with an external monitor at that resolution.
762583
It may be the monitor you have plugged in :) mine caps out at 1680 x 1050 ///// try plugging it into a hdmi tv :)
1496305
I don't have monitors of that extreme resolution. I am not a gamer. Use my laptop for automotive diagnostic tools, business research and information discovery. My monitors are much lower resolution and work fine for my needs. Sorry I can't help.To the other responder: It is my understanding that blue screens are usually a Windows software issue. Maybe reinstallation or tech help can fix the problem.
131943
I am using a 1920 x 1080 monitor and it is working out perfectly fine. I would recommend this for sure!
387441
I have hooked it up to my PC and it looked fantasic. The resolution is the same as yours IIRC. Check you VGA cable, it almost sounds like it is too long or it is bad. It should look really nice when you have it working right. Also check to see how old your video card is, older cards may have trouble since it is an odd resolutions. Check the manuf web site to see if there are updated drivers. Ernie
1072592
I use a 24" and a 27" monitor with the Pi2 - and 1080p and 720p both work well. Depending on your monitor, you may need to fiddle with the overscan settings.
1409102
I had my monitor set for 1920x1080 (HDMI) with no problem. Anything above that is unknown.
707044
Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. The text is not as sharp as running native 1440p. You could tell, unless you can't. Which is good if you want to run it at a lower res. But I could tell and it was annoying too me.
2002463
I wondered about the same initially. Need took priority and gave it a try. I have not regretted my decision. I have no resolution concerns or issues. I run my monitors at 1920x1080 resolution without no "visual" issues whatsoever. I guess a lot depends on how good your computer's display output/card is. My laptops are pretty top-of-the-line so no complains here about image quality.
1369040
you will need to go into your control panel and set it in the display . mine is set at 1600-x 1090 i have 3 monitors set up and you can only set what your monitor will go to in resolution i hope this helped
1439871
The native resolution of this monitor is 1920x1080, it sounds like you are attempting to use a resolution that is not supported by the monitor.
127398
According to the manual, page 52, the photos show that only the DVI and DisplayPort inputs allow for an Optimal Mode 2650 x 1440 resolution. The HDMI photo shows an Optimal Mode of 1920 x 1080. That seems to jibe with what I've read elsewhere. You can download the manual from Samsung's site (under Support). I'm using the DVI input at the full 2560 x 1440. Hope this helps!