Question High resolution

[GeneralMercer]

My native resolution is 1366x768 or so i think,but my pc i can set 1080p on it,I'm not sure about change in quality but my fps drops so much,is it possible that my monitor is actually 1080p or its just the GPU running game at 1080p but monitor displaying at 1366x768?

 

[WildCard999]

What is the make/model of the monitor?

 

[GeneralMercer]

What is the make/model of the monitor?

Dell e1914hc

 

[WildCard999]

Dell e1914hc

It's 1366 x 768/60hz.

Which GPU is it?

 

[GeneralMercer]

It's 1366 x 768/60hz.

Which GPU is it?

Rx 460 4gb,but the problem is i can't find the resolution 1366x768 ,rather 1360x768 .there is no option for 1366

 

[WildCard999]

Rx 460 4gb,but the problem is i can't find the resolution 1366x768 ,rather 1360x768 .there is no option for 1366

I'd probably keep it at 1360x768 as you shouldn't get as many FPS dips as you would at 1080P but you may need to test this. Also when you go into the game make sure the resolution is set to 1360x768 instead of 1080P.

 

[GeneralMercer]

I'd probably keep it at 1360x768 as you shouldn't get as many FPS dips as you would at 1080P but you may need to test this. Also when you go into the game make sure the resolution is set to 1360x768 instead of 1080P.

I'd probably keep it at 1360x768 as you shouldn't get as many FPS dips as you would at 1080P but you may need to test this. Also when you go into the game make sure the resolution is set to 1360x768 instead of 1080P.

So is this what's happening- gpu is rendering at 1080p and monitor at 1360 due to which fps is less and quality doesn't increase?
Also what to do if i am liking it at 1680 x1050 if it gives low fps but stretched resolution?

 

[WildCard999]

From the sounds of it the system currently is upscaling the monitor to 1080P and your components are treating is at a 1080P system, lowering it to near native resolution should help as it's lowering the resolution. 1680x1050 is still higher so you are still going to have lower FPS. Try your games at 1360x768 and see how they perform. Also list your specs.

 

[GeneralMercer]

From the sounds of it the system currently is upscaling the monitor to 1080P and your components are treating is at a 1080P system, lowering it to near native resolution should help as it's lowering the resolution. 1680x1050 is still higher so you are still going to have lower FPS. Try your games at 1360x768 and see how they perform. Also list your specs.

Its just that at 1360 x768 it seems very unclear in apex legends,fortnite etc

 

[WildCard999]

Its just that at 1360 x768 it seems very unclear in apex legends,fortnite etc

What are your specs?

It is a lower resolution so it isn't going to be as clear.

 

[GeneralMercer]

What are your specs?

It is a lower resolution so it isn't going to be as clear.

8gb ram,i5 9400f,Rx 460 4gb

 

[WildCard999]

How many FPS are you getting? With those parts you should be around 60hz although you'd need to be on Low settings.

Your due for a GPU/monitor upgrade.

 

[GeneralMercer]

How many FPS are you getting? With those parts you should be around 60hz although you'd need to be on Low settings.

Your due for a GPU/monitor upgrade.

Get 120 fps with low settings but even at high it's not much better

 

[WildCard999]

What FPS do you get when it's at 1080P? How frequent are the FPS dips and usually how far do they dip?

 

[GeneralMercer]

What FPS do you get when it's at 1080P? How frequent are the FPS dips and usually how far do they dip?

Minimum 50