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I use it for my desktop computer (and in fact i sought for it), so i hope it doesn't as i've mainly seen advantages with almost no disadvantages. It allows for
by Crinus 7y ago
I use it for my desktop computer (and in fact i sought for it), so i hope it doesn't as i've mainly seen advantages with almost no disadvantages. It allows for fast framerate in games with low end-ish hardware without the blurriness of upscaling, higher compatibility with older games, crisp graphics in GUI applications (...that follow system settings wrt font rendering - i have antialiasing disabled and use fonts designed to look good without it) and personally i like the pixels being visible.
The main issue i have is with sites making assumptions about my DPI (making everything gigantic) and window width (i do not run the browser maximized so often sites get a ~1000px or less width and think i'm using a mobile phone or tablet so they switch to that).
Now, TBH i'm mostly talking about the DPI/pixel density/pixel count here. If you are talking about the aspect ratio, then yes it is a bit weird, but it isn't like the world absolutely has to have 16:9 or nothing (and TBH i never really had an issue with it myself outside of a few rare cases where some program used 1360x768 instead of 1366x768 but that was a very minor issue).