[Top 5] CS:GO Best Resolutions - Which Should You Use?

 

Hey guys. This is an article I wrote regarding some of my favorite resolutions/Aspect Ratios/Display options that you might like.

Honestly, I didn’t think much of 4:3 stretched before writing this article, but now after using it, I have a greater appreciation for it because it feels more immersive than a 16:9 AR (albeit, less clear). Some give and take here.

On the other hand, the 4:3 AR combined with black bars was a different, but nice experience as if I had the ability to zone in a particular area of a map (not necessarily zoom in, however).

It’s funny because after using a 4:3 stretched display for awhile, when I went back to 1920 x1080 | 16:9, it seemed way smaller than when I originally used it.

Not saying one’s definitely better than the other, but really, the best thing to do is test it out and see what you like.

So if you’d like some suggestions as to what kind of display to use, feel free to give the article a read or glance.

Top 5 CS:GO Resolutions (Gamersdecide)

As always, feel free to leave constructive feedback, and thanks for reading.

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