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Survey - What Screen Resolution Do You Use?

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Graphisoft Partner
Graphisoft Partner
This is a quick survey to see what ArchiCAD users around the world set their screen resolutions to when using ArchiCAD. Please take a moment to respond.


To find the screen resolution of your PC: Right click on your desktop and select Properties. Then go to the Settings tab and read the number under Screen resolution.

To find the screen resolution of your Mac: Go to Apple Menu>System Preferences...>Displays and read the highlighted screen resolution.


If you use a resolution that is not listed, please feel free to specify it in a post. If you use multiple monitors, please feel free to add those too.

Thanks for your time!

Cheers,
Link.

PS. Go easy - I'm a poll virgin!
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Karl Ottenstein
Moderator
Desktop: dual 1280 x 1024 = 2560 x 1024

Laptop: 1920 x 1200
One of the forum moderators
AC 28 USA and earlier   •   macOS Sequoia 15.2, MacBook Pro M2 Max 12CPU/30GPU cores, 32GB
Rafal SLEK
Advocate
1920 x 1200 (Apple Cinema HD Display 23") and 1280 x 800 MacBook.
Not enough...
Best
Rafał
//Archicad since 4.1 version
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Jefferson
Participant
primary compter is laptop @ 1680x1050.........bigger monitor ideally would be 1920x1200 min.
jeff white
w3d design


AC 23 Solo US / current build & library
Windoze 10 Pro 64
HP ZBook 17 G4
Intel Zeon 3.0
Twin 2GB SSD
32 GB memory

http://w3d-design.com
Anonymous
Not applicable
Karl wrote:
Desktop: dual 1280 x 1024 = 2560 x 1024

Laptop: 1920 x 1200
For this size the PC would have super power.
How about with 3 Monitors?
Is it possible?
Section in one, floor plan in second, 3D in third
Anonymous
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hp lp2465 = 24 inch at 1920 x 1200 resolution = VERY PLEASANT TO WORK
__archiben
Booster
Archi wrote:
For this size the PC would have super power.
How about with 3 Monitors?
or eight?!

my primary display is a 17" MBP - 1650x1050 - which is i think is on the bottom line for working with archicad. i'm currently 'evaluating' a mac pro with 30" cinema screen (2560x1600) which is - dare i say it? - too big! there's too much screen to look at all at once: because you naturally work with the whole screen regardless of the different apps/windows that are open. i think if i get to keep it i'll either develop an RSI in my neck or have to sit on the other side of the room with binoculars!

i think the optimal set-up would be two 23"/24" side-by-side: there's enough screen-estate to hold all apps/windows but would allow concentration on one screen at a time for working . . .

~/archiben
b e n f r o s t
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archicad | sketchup! | coffeecup
Aussie John
Newcomer
1900x1200 (23" apple cinema)
Cheers John
John Hyland : ARINA : www.arina.biz
User ver 4 to 12 - Jumped to v22 - so many options and settings!!!
OSX 10.15.6 [Catalina] : Archicad 22 : 15" MacBook Pro 2019
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Anonymous
Not applicable
~/archiben wrote:
Archi wrote:
For this size the PC would have super power.
How about with 3 Monitors?
or eight?!

my primary display is a 17" MBP - 1650x1050 - which is i think is on the bottom line for working with archicad. i'm currently 'evaluating' a mac pro with 30" cinema screen (2560x1600) which is - dare i say it? - too big! there's too much screen to look at all at once: because you naturally work with the whole screen regardless of the different apps/windows that are open. i think if i get to keep it i'll either develop an RSI in my neck or have to sit on the other side of the room with binoculars!

i think the optimal set-up would be two 23"/24" side-by-side: there's enough screen-estate to hold all apps/windows but would allow concentration on one screen at a time for working . . .

~/archiben

Nice tipp !
Anonymous
Not applicable
2560 x 1024, split into two screens.

I for one would not dream on working with AC with only one screen.
Ah, and never put them side by side. One should be in front of you (plan window) and the other should be the sidekick.
Otherwise, you will work with your head rotated slightly to one side.
Major neck damage, after half a dozen years.
Believe me
KeesW
Advocate
1920x1200 - on a Dell 24" screen.
Cornelis (Kees) Wegman

cornelis wegman architects
AC 5 - 26 Dell XPS 8940 Win 10 16GB 1TB SSD 2TB HD RTX 3070 GPU
Laptop: AC 24 - 26 Win 10 16GB 1TB SSD RTX 3070 GPU