Best res for different monitors

[Alexs17]

So i just want to know your opinion about different monitors and resolutions
I have a 22 inch 1680x1050 native and i play 4:3 1400x1050 stretched but i dont really know best res for this weird monitor native res

[Gaderic]

1920×1080 is usually the most preferred res.

[Crimson]

no its not most pros play at 1024 black bars not 1920x1080

[Crimson]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UaM765-S515ibLyPaBtMnBz7xiao0HL5f-F1zk_CSF4/htmlview?sle=true#

[Toby]

Originally posted by El tío Kiko:

So i just want to know your opinion about different monitors and resolutions
I have a 22 inch 1680x1050 native and i play 4:3 1400x1050 stretched but i dont really know best res for this weird monitor native res

24 inch, 1920x1080, and 144 hz :9

[Crimson]

i personally play 1024 stretched

[Toby]

Originally posted by Baam:

i personally play 1024 stretched

Yeah, but you have a 1080p moniter?

[Crimson]

yes

[Toby]

Originally posted by Baam:

yes

Yes, nice :_D

[♲ PlasticWrap]

I play at 2k res

[Chikuwu]

Originally posted by Baam:

no its not most pros play at 1024 black bars not 1920x1080

are most players pros?

No.

If you learn to play 16:9, youre in a BIG advantage over 4:3. 4:3 limits your FOV A LOT.

There are certain situations where a pro has lost a round because he didnt see a guy sneak in the "blind corner" where a 16:9 player couldve seen him, also, there was a video about it how some 16:9 players have clutched REALLY important round because they saw someone in 16:9 view.

4:3 only helps you at long range aiming. If you master long range aiming in 16:9, its not an advantage anymore.

Thing was different in CS 1.6, in CSS and CSGO having 16:9 is better.

This 4:3 vs 16:9 thing is just a preference. Pros use it because they were used to it and it HAD advantage in CS1.6.

Much like people saying "This map is X sided" no, that doesnt work like that.

For PROS its sided for T or CT, for regular MM Global elite game though? No, the skill level, knowledge, and such differ SO much there is no such thing as "sided" maps.

[Crimson]

Originally posted by Chiku:

Originally posted by Baam:

no its not most pros play at 1024 black bars not 1920x1080

are most players pros?

No.

If you learn to play 16:9, youre in a BIG advantage over 4:3. 4:3 limits your FOV A LOT.

There are certain situations where a pro has lost a round because he didnt see a guy sneak in the "blind corner" where a 16:9 player couldve seen him, also, there was a video about it how some 16:9 players have clutched REALLY important round because they saw someone in 16:9 view.

4:3 only helps you at long range aiming. If you master long range aiming in 16:9, its not an advantage anymore.

Thing was different in CS 1.6, in CSS and CSGO having 16:9 is better.

This 4:3 vs 16:9 thing is just a preference. Pros use it because they were used to it and it HAD advantage in CS1.6.

Much like people saying "This map is X sided" no, that doesnt work like that.

For PROS its sided for T or CT, for regular MM Global elite game though? No, the skill level, knowledge, and such differ SO much there is no such thing as "sided" maps.

Did I say 1024 is better?
I play 1024 stretched not black bars for that reason as well, but I just stated that most pros play at 1024 black bars, and aiming will always be easier on 1024 no matter what because u dont need to move ur mouse as much as on 1920, both are good at the end its just down to what you like

[Chikuwu]

Originally posted by Baam:

Originally posted by Chiku:

are most players pros?

No.

If you learn to play 16:9, youre in a BIG advantage over 4:3. 4:3 limits your FOV A LOT.

There are certain situations where a pro has lost a round because he didnt see a guy sneak in the "blind corner" where a 16:9 player couldve seen him, also, there was a video about it how some 16:9 players have clutched REALLY important round because they saw someone in 16:9 view.

4:3 only helps you at long range aiming. If you master long range aiming in 16:9, its not an advantage anymore.

Thing was different in CS 1.6, in CSS and CSGO having 16:9 is better.

This 4:3 vs 16:9 thing is just a preference. Pros use it because they were used to it and it HAD advantage in CS1.6.

Much like people saying "This map is X sided" no, that doesnt work like that.

For PROS its sided for T or CT, for regular MM Global elite game though? No, the skill level, knowledge, and such differ SO much there is no such thing as "sided" maps.

Did I say 1024 is better?
I play 1024 stretched not black bars for that reason as well, but I just stated that most pros play at 1024 black bars, and aiming will always be easier on 1024 no matter what because u dont need to move ur mouse as much as on 1920, both are good at the end its just down to what you like

Thats what i was saying. 4:3 resolutions limit your view, you might be having easier time shooting, but youre limited in view. 16:9 has harder time learning mouse placement and movement, but you have larger view allowing you for more fight.

[Fuerst Fux]

Originally posted by Baam:

Originally posted by Chiku:

are most players pros?

No.

If you learn to play 16:9, youre in a BIG advantage over 4:3. 4:3 limits your FOV A LOT.

There are certain situations where a pro has lost a round because he didnt see a guy sneak in the "blind corner" where a 16:9 player couldve seen him, also, there was a video about it how some 16:9 players have clutched REALLY important round because they saw someone in 16:9 view.

4:3 only helps you at long range aiming. If you master long range aiming in 16:9, its not an advantage anymore.

Thing was different in CS 1.6, in CSS and CSGO having 16:9 is better.

This 4:3 vs 16:9 thing is just a preference. Pros use it because they were used to it and it HAD advantage in CS1.6.

Much like people saying "This map is X sided" no, that doesnt work like that.

For PROS its sided for T or CT, for regular MM Global elite game though? No, the skill level, knowledge, and such differ SO much there is no such thing as "sided" maps.

Did I say 1024 is better?
I play 1024 stretched not black bars for that reason as well, but I just stated that most pros play at 1024 black bars, and aiming will always be easier on 1024 no matter what because u dont need to move ur mouse as much as on 1920, both are good at the end its just down to what you like

Res does not influence how much you have to move your mouse to make a turn of x degrees. There is a perceived difference with stretched 4:3 though.

[AnnChan]

full hd for sure