The total number of pixels, as indicated by the resolution size, is what matters. No, there will be no significant performance degradation by any specific aspect ratio, not to my knowledge at least. Not really sure what the OP's question is, perhaps this background will make it clearer to both of us? Notice, all of these are 16 by 9. Normally considered resolutions are 1366X768 (especially common for laptops), 1600X900, 1920X1080, and then the big 2560X1440. 720p, can also be easily converted to this.įor games, it's the total number of pixels that matters. meant for 16 : 9) which is why many consider a 16 : 9 screen advantageous. It doesn't really mean anything, except that nowadays a common format is 1080p, and that means 1920X1080 pixels, so much HD content is natively (aka. Of course, more pixels means you can have a bigger screen with nice quality, but at the cost of additional graphics processing, as your cards has to ""create"" (render) more pixels.Īspect ratio, is the resolution in it's simplest ratios. This is the number of horizontal pixels versus the number of vertical ones. #6 Okay, a monitor has a "resolution", usually indicated as X, so 1920X1080, 1366X768, etc.
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