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Multi-Tabling and Screen Resolutions
Machka
Member Posts: 4,627
Lot's of people on the forum ask how many tables they can run with different sized monitors?
I thought it may be useful to have all this information in a single place for reference.
What follows will be a rough guide to different screen sizes and usual resolutions for those screen sizes.
I'll also add instructions here at some point on how to check your screen resolution and some example screen shots.
I hope it's of use to someone.
Aaron
I thought it may be useful to have all this information in a single place for reference.
What follows will be a rough guide to different screen sizes and usual resolutions for those screen sizes.
I'll also add instructions here at some point on how to check your screen resolution and some example screen shots.
I hope it's of use to someone.
Aaron
Comments
Often people think that it's the screen size that matters but it's actually the resolution that determines how much will fit on the screen.
The majority of desktop monitors these days are Full HD or
1920 x 1080 which means they show
1920 pixels (dots) across (left to right) and
1080 pixels high (top to bottom).
Horizontal Resolution
Vertical Resolution
Approximate Monitor Size
2560
1600
30"
2560
1440
27"
1920
1200
24"
1920
1080
22"
1680
1050
22"
1600
1200
20"
1600
900
20"
1440
900
19"
1366
768
15.6"
1280
1024
17"
1280
768
8.9"
1280
720
10.1"
1024
768
15"
1024
600
8.9"
1024
576
10.1"
800
600
8"
800
480
4.8"
640
480
There are 3 basic modes you can run a table in:
Standard View with Large Chat
Standard View with Small Chat
Mini View
So each of those are shown separately.
How many tables can you run in the Download Client depending on your screen resolution:
Horizontal Resolution
Vertical Resolution
Standard View Large Chat
Standard View Small Chat
Mini View
2560
1600
4
4
20
2560
1440
4
4
15
1920
1200
4
4
12
1920
1080
2
2
8
1680
1050
1
1
8
1600
1200
2
2
9
1600
900
1
2
6
1440
900
1
1
4
1366
768
1
1
4
1280
1024
1
1
4
1280
768
1
1
4
1280
720
1
1
2
1024
768
1
1
4
1024
600
0
0
2
1024
576
0
0
2
800
600
0
0
1
800
480
0
0
1
640
480
0
0
1
There are 3 basic modes you can run a table in:
Standard View with Large Chat
Standard View with Small Chat
Mini View
So each of those are shown separately.
How many tables can you run in the Web Client depending on your screen resolution:
Horizontal Resolution
Vertical Resolution
Standard View Large Chat
Standard View Small Chat
Mini View
2560
1600
4
6
15
2560
1440
4
6
15
1920
1200
2
2
8
1920
1080
2
2
8
1680
1050
1
2
6
1600
1200
1
2
6
1600
900
1
2
6
1440
900
1
1
4
1366
768
1
1
2
1280
1024
1
1
4
1280
768
1
1
2
1280
720
1
1
2
1024
768
1
1
2
1024
600
0
0
2
1024
576
0
0
2
800
600
0
0
1
800
480
0
0
1
640
480
0
0
1
1920 x 1080 Standard View Large Chat
1920 x 1080 Standard View Large Chat
1920 x 1080 Standard View Small Chat
1920 x 1080 Mini View
1920 x 1080 Mini View
1600x900 Standard View Small Chat
1600x900 Standard View Small Chat
1600x900 Mini View
1280x1024 Standard View Small Chat
1280x1024 Mini View
1280x1024 Mini View
1360x768 Standard View Small Chat
1360x768 Mini View
1360x768 Mini View
VERY useful Aaron! TY
I'm guessing the second question is asking how much RAM you need to play quite a few tables ?
The trouble with that is it's not just RAM that determines how many tables you can play.
Your cpu, graphics card, RAM and net connection all have a factor in this. You could even throw in hard drive speeds and general health of your pc too.
Got a question you might be able to help me out with
I pressed something by mistake on my keyboard yesterday and now the background has gone black, even on my desktop where I had a picture of the lead singer from the Bangles. I,ve managed to get that back but whenever i visit a site now the background is black and I,m having to use my guest account to use the internet.
i did do some windows updates after this happened and pressed a few things i probably shouldn,t have but is there a simple way I can get things back to normal .
I have also tried a system restore, but for some reason it would only let me restore from the day before
I thought the system restore would take me back to when i first got my computer and I could start again with a clean slate - so to speak , but I can,t seem to reverse wht i,ve done
Any help would be appreciated - Thx
Do you have any messages on the screen about Windows Genuine Advantage as a black screen is a side effect of Windows nor thinking it's a genuine copy?
It went dark as i glanced past my keyboard and knocked something on it like key or 2
Try to switch it off by:
Pressing Left ALT + Left SHIFT + PRINT SCREEN together and press YES to confirm turning on/off High Contrast.
If you can't get that to work use the long-winded way.
In Control Panel, make sure you are in Classic View, with all Control Panel icons showing. If not, click Switch to Classic View in the left pane of Control Panel.
Click Accessibility Options to open the Accessibility Options dialog box. Click the Display tab and select the Use High Contrast check box.
Click Settings to open the Settings for High Contrast dialog box. Select the check boxes for the options you want.
Click OK, click OK again, and then click the Close button.