In the new window that pops up, select 'Scaled' next to where it says 'Resolution'. Choose the resolution based on whether you want larger text or more space. So, what screen resolution should you go for? The answer to that question varies depending on the sort of work you'll be doing and what kind of machine you'll be working on. Let's start with the kind of work. If you're a graphic artist or 3D modeller, then the minimum resolution you should opt for is x However, if you can, we recommend going for x That extra resolution will give you a bigger canvas to work on, and it will improve the image quality.
For people working with complex 3D models, such as architects, animators or game developers, going above x can begin to put a real strain on your machine's GPU Graphics Processing Unit.
If you want to go for a higher resolution, make sure your hardware can handle it, otherwise you may find your PC performs very slowly when trying to render at those high resolutions.
For video editors, we recommend x as a minimum. This is because p is the standard high-definition resolution for videos, so if you're working with p video, you'll want a screen that can display that natively. If you work with 4K video, then go for a screen resolution of x since this will allow you to play back 4K footage natively. For photographers, we'd recommend going for the highest resolution you can afford.
Still images don't require as much graphical grunt to display on high-resolution screens, and most photographs are taken at well above p resolutions. For example, a camera that takes megapixel photos is actually capturing images at 5, x 4, resolution. Even a 4K monitor won't display that natively, but the higher the resolution of the screen, the better and more accurately your photos will appear.
The resolutions we mention above apply to standard widescreen monitors with a aspect ratio. However, some devices have different aspect ratios — and therefore different display resolutions. For example, the inch MacBook Pro has a 2, x 1, resolution screen. That makes it a lot sharper than a standard p display. Meanwhile, the Surface Laptop 3 has a inch display with a aspect ratio and 2, x 1, resolution. Again, that makes it a better display than a standard p screen, though not quite as sharp as the screen on the MacBook Pro.
Other excellent laptops with high screen resolutions recommended for digital creatives include the Surface Book 2 with a 3, x 2, resolution , the Huawei MateBook X Pro with a 3, x 2, resolution and the beautiful Dell XPS 15 , which comes with either a 2, x 1, screen, or a 3, x 2, display.
Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Submit feedback. Thank you for your feedback! Click on the top-right corner of the Desktop once Windows loads, and type Display. Click the drop-down arrow beside Resolution to see the available resolutions for your monitor.
One of the settings will say Recommended beside it. This is the best resolution your monitor can display as detected by Windows. Click OK to accept the change and keep these settings. As long as you chose a resolution your monitor could support, Windows will not override it. Reboot the computer to access Windows normally; your newly selected, appropriate resolution will be ready. The reboot process will reset to the original display settings but you also can simply enter the monitor settings menu and make adjustments as needed.
The nice thing about this process is the fact that you only touch the display settings and will not reset any other unrelated settings. Simply right click on the home screen to retrieve a menu and choose Settings. You can also access this from the menu bar or a general search on Windows 10 and many other programs as well. Click on Display and navigate to your screen resolution settings. You can decrease the resolution within this menu.
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