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Originally Posted by Dragon_Myr
On this Inspiron 6000 there is a 1680x1050 display and I find it to work perfect for this system. Some users may like the higher resolution display but that can make things extremely small. Personally, I prefer the 1680 and it should be fine for most users. If you're really into graphics you may want to get the 1920 screen, but if you're a gamer or student on a budget you need to stay at 1680 so that you can play games in native resolution or have the "just right" size Windows desktop display space for productivity. There is a smaller resolution 1280 screen available but that resolution is too small now and I recall reading bad things about the quality of the screen. You'll want to immediately jump into your video properties and adjust your contrast, brightness, and others. I like a contrast of about 111%, brightness of 98%, and a gamma of 89%.
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I can't seem to find the 'video properties' to adjust my contrast & brightness, how do you get to it?
Also, what resolution do most of you use on your 6000.