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Even if I want to update above Excel files, I cannot do anymore, except W3Counter.Īdditional stats for enthusiasts of computer history: NetMarketshare also removed screen resolution stats during 2017 or 2018.
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In 2017 StatCounter was redesigned and there is no longer possible to download full data in CSV format with one column for resolution and one row for each month, clicking “download CSV” show now only top 20 resolutions for whole period selected. Lack of comments on this page and lack of positive chat messages from website visitors, gave me impression that nobody is interested in my analysis. I made this analysis in 2014, at the time I wanted to buy a new monitor to replace a 9-year old 17″ LCD. I updating monthly until January 2015. I tried to find detailed statistics going back to 2003 at least to study the origins of widescreen bullshit, but no such thing is available. Then compiled the summarized table shown below in this page (most popular screen resolutions). I copied monthly data in an Excel table (the process took few hours) then I analyzed it, made charts about evolution of screen resolutions, etc. XLS – Source of data: StatCounter only.įirst time I used W3Counter, then I found the highly-detailed StatCounter with its ability to download CSV, but I was not happy of historical coverage being 2009-present only, then I found NetMarketshare. StatCounter – since March 2009, sample: 3+ million sites using their services according FAQ. NetMarketshare – since November 2007, 40,000 sites, 160 million unique visits according FAQ. W3Counter – since May 2007, sample: 80,000+ sites using their services according real-time counter in footer. I made to display all monitor sizes from 14 to 40 inch, but you can write your own numbers. XLS – Excel table that calculate monitor dimensions (width and height) in mm, screen area, pixels size, etc. DVI does the same? Btw.As graphic designer and enthusiast in computer history, I became curious how the monitor dimensions evolved over the years and analyzed which screen resolutions were most popular, so I created these Excel files: And, I'd like the video card to have an HDMI port to conect through it this monitor I use.
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And my monitor is a Full HD TV (LG LD650) I have another 3D one, and use this one for my comp.
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Pd: My pc is an original HP Compaq dc7900 Convertible Minitower PC.
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Mostly, what I'd like, besides casual medium-high settings gamming, is what I see in my monitor (videos, images, Windows 7 user interface) is crisp and clear, -much- more than usual. (I know I can try upgrading to some Core 2 Quad, but I'm not to much into games nor editing). Any piece of advice? I'd appreciate it very much. I have a Core 2 Duo E8400 3Ghz/4Gb/IntelQ45 machine that I'd like to improve by adding this video card. This can be silly, but I'm looking for a video card like this one. How come a 5 year old video card is only 9 tiers down below the more recent and super powerful 7970 GHz Ed.? (From your most recent Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart) And also it is 8 tiers above the pretty cool Intel HD Graphics 4000?ĭoes that mean its specs and 512 MB are enough to work with media and play nicely most nowadays games? (at medium-high settings?) I know that does not only depend on the video card, but that chart suggest that. With regards to availability, Nvidia promised it'll be on our shelves we'll see what it really is in a few of days. Compared to the previous 8800 GTS, the increase is quite important with 31% on average when put against the 640 MB version. We should note that this 8800 GTS 512 MB gives Nvidia the ability to present another card next to the 8800 GT without being ridiculous. The performance-price ratio remains in favour of the 8800 GT and the gap between the two is too small to really be significant. The latter is taken back by only 10% on average although its price tag is roughly 20% lower. On the other hand, the unbalanced character of this new 8800 GTS which almost only counts on its raw throughput to outgrow the 8800 GT 512 MB shows its limitations. Let's note that the GeForce 8800 GTX is at the end of its lifespan and should quickly disappear. Given its £150-170 (€200-240) price tag, the choice between a GeForce 8800 GTS 512 MB and the 8800 GTX is clear despite the fact that the latter is the only one to maintain the triple SLI support.
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