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• Diagonal and aspect ratio
• Diagonal

Diagonal and aspect ratio

Diagonal and aspect ratio are characteristics that, oddly enough, have some dependence on each other. In the market for modern gaming (!) monitors with a high refresh rate, you can find models of two main formats (16:9 and 21:9) and a couple of virtually exclusive https://thetimes.digital/games/best-gaming-monitor-under-300/ with a non-standard ratio of 32:9 and 32:10.

In models familiar to all of us with an aspect ratio of 16:9, the screen diagonal starts from 23.5 inches and ends at the level of 32-inch solutions. Fast "cinema" 21:9 displays are limited to 34-35 inches, while ultra-wide ones are offered in 43 and 49 inches. The choice here can be based both on personal experience (for example, your monitor began to seem small over time and you want a bigger one), and on the physical ability to place a large display on the table, work tasks, area of ​​u200bu200binterest, distance from the eyes to the screen surface and, of course, visual acuity - so that you can do without the still somewhat problematic Windows scaling system.

Diagonal

With the choice of the diagonal, the rules are simple:

• the worse the vision, the screen diagonal can (but should not) be larger;
• the greater the working distance, the larger screen you can afford without creating unnecessary problems.

Both rules work in the opposite direction (good vision and small working distance), but, unfortunately, we cannot give exact examples of the relationship between screen size and comfortable eye distance.

Gaming computers and monitors: see Wikipedia