At which screen resolution are you flying CoD?
 

Simple curiosity...

1920x1080 here :)

You are missing quite a few in the higher range such as 1920x1200 (which I'm using...voted for 1920x1080) and 2560x1440.

Alexander

1680x1050, and I am one of the few which is still happy with the performance (maybe due to the comparable low resolution?).

2560x1440

:cool:

Other: 1920 x 1200

+1

1920x1200 here...
I have been thinking about a lower resolution....

1920 x 1200
this is my native screen resolution

Currently 1680x1050 but moving to 1900x1200 once I get my hands on this monitor:

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en...1-4101131.html

So I voted other...


Un abrazo!!

1920x1200

1280x720...native resolution of my projector.

Technically 1900x1080, but voted the closest option to that.

3072x1024

1600*1200, still running an old CRT as I just don't feel like spending money on a tech (LCD) with so many issues. Paid good money for this diamondtron 22" in 2001 and as long as it works well I'll stick with it.

2560x1440

Medium settings except for textures and effects. Good FPS for me (though a bit slow for some I guess) Worth the quality compromise for me.

IMac i7

2560 x 1600 native

1600 x 900

1920 x 1200

1600 x 900 , native res. of my monitor

Voted Other

2560 x 1440 native

1920x1200

2560x1440.

Wheres the 1920x1200?

+1

1900x1200

1920x1200

I still think CRT monitors have better colour reproduction than LCD's. My old AOC is still trooping along in my workplace. :) Many great games were enjoyed on the old girl.

1920x1200
a common resolution, why forget it?

+1

1920x1200 that is :)

1600x1200

1+ 59mhz

same as Emil 2560x1440

Me too at 1920x1200.

same

1600x900
I can run it at my native resolution of 1920x1080 resonably well, just at times with heavy traffic, shadows and ssao and clouds on, textures at original it drops below my comfort level.

I noticed that my best increase in fps is at this resolution, if I drop the resolution further I do not see any noticable effect, even when I go down to 1280x720 absolutely no increase in fps.
Anybody else notice that?

1920 x 1200

Common enough to be in the list.

1920x1200 ;)

5760x1080...stopped flying until further improvement (NO problem with FSX max, ROF max, IL-2 max)

I'm running 1440x900 here.

Yes, I've noticed the same and use the same resolution for these reasons.

2560x1440

Same here.

3958x1024 here

My god.... how many of you complain about performance issues?

I voted other because of the on-line game play changes dramatically.

In SP it doesn't matter much for K/D ratio

I conducted an experiment, found out the damage box's in on-line play change for the end user but not the other guy on the other end; say for instance I fly my 28 inch monitor 1920x1600 in IL2 @1024x768 because the hit box's become more bigger the objects are bigger and i have a theory that the bullets are bigger and I get faster kills. My K/D went way up after flying like this. Sure the planes and graphics look like crap but hey I want kills now.

Currently 1920x1200 but am hoping that soon SLI will work and i finally will get benefit off of my 3 GTX 480s and then ill run it in 2560+1600:)

Winger

Really??? So a guy flying online with a very high resolution is likely to be shot at by bullets the size of basketballs? wow if thats true thats a horrible flaw.

Hmm, I don't quite follow that idea. My monitor is 1280 x 1024 and kills are down to good gunnery. Welshman and I watched a BF109 from high with a clear killing opportunity on a straight and level Spit. His convergence was crossing well short of the target and we could see ordinance actually colliding. Needless to say - Welshman jumped on it and with precise gunnery it was game over for that unlucky pilot. I don't think that monitor res would have made any difference.

I can never understand why people will on purpose make this or any other game look like crap so they get kills easier or improve SA..

I absolutely hate a game looking like pants..Prob one of the main reasons i dont enjoy the original IL2 like i used too

Screen resolution I currently fly with
 

1728 x 1080

Asus P6T Deluxe V2
Intel i7 920 @ 3.7 GHz
Win 7 64bit on Intel SSD & Raid 10 for Flight SIMs
6.00 GB RAM
Asus Nvidia GTX 460 TOP 1GB x 2 SLi
Asus 27" LCD monitor
Track IR
CH HOTAS and Throttle Quadrant
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But how would you know? You wouldn't, unless you tested the same sequence with other resolutions, like Mastiff says he has done.

1680x1050 native

2560 x 1600 native 30"

I think the lower resolution on probably med spec or lower computers gets better kill ratio because the plane is rendered much faster and hitboxes are much closer to the rendered plane you aim at.(At least online)

S!

1920x1080

1920x1080 here too

this

Damn.. I hit the wrong button :D

I have 1920x1200 and not 1920x1080. :)

2560 x 1600

I play at 1920x1200.

Is to sad that the market is switching to a 16:9 aspect ratio, the correct desktop aspect is 16:10, not that mega-hyped full HD crap.

1920 x 1200

will higher screen res decrease the FPS? i started off with a really high res but i felt the game wasn't running very smoothly, then i changed a few settings as well as the screen res and the game runs a lot better. So idk if lowering the res has anything to do with increased FPS?

1280x800

3744 x 900

1920x1200

Needs to be in poll.

Res has a great impact on fps unless you're like running 1280 and going to 1024. In that case the change won't be that great...compared to going from 2560 to 1920.

I voted other, running the sim at 1900x1200

1920 x 1080
this is my native screen resolution

Anything other resolution setting just doesnt look right but need to upgrade graphics from gtx9800+ & prob go for gtx580.

1920x1200

1920x1200

Eyefinity 5760 x 1080 with crossfire

1920 x 1200

Generally speaking yes... The higher the resolution the slower a game will run. It becomes a funtion of how much horsepower your GPU has to move LARGE textures around and render complex scenes. It also means that if you apply AA the more memory bandwidth you're taking up.

Cards are restricted by how much they can move around textures within their memory limitations. The larger the screen resolution the larger the textures.

It gets much more complex than that but I think you get the idea.

The general trade off is using higher resolution means you don't have to use as much AA to get it to look nice. There are many different AA techniques but think of it as expanding the existing frame then shrinking it back down to the screensize. Changing resolution makes a huge difference.