What's Your New Years 'Resolution'?

Today I'm starting a New Year's tech tradition by taking a "resolution" poll each year to find out how the trends in monitor resolution are shifting. Let me know what resolution you're currently at in the comments! Oh, and I almost forgot--Happy New Year! :)

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What's Your New Years "Resolution"?

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[TechUploaded]

2560 x 1440. Both at home and at work.

[CharcharoExplorer]

1280x1024

I am serious. The other monitor died (1680x1050). And am too lazy to get a new one for now.
Might just wait a bit till 2560x1600 monitors here in Bulgaria are cheaper.

[davidellis]

1440p here.  Still seems like the sweet spot for 27", and even upgraded to a G-sync monitor this year with the same size and res of my previous one.

[lordaceofspades]

For the past 7 years, I was using a 1680x1050. I bought a new 1920x1080 monitor during summer 2014 which is now my main monitor and use the 1680x1050 as a side monitor.

[marchinghurdler]

1920x1080p. Just got a new monitor for Christmas and I'm enjoying it greatly.

[BrandonMWhitehead]

Main monitor is 2560x1080 combined with two 1920x1080 panels. Total resolution of 6400x1080.

[PgTipsGaming]

1920x1080 checking in. There are 3 other computers in my house (my family's computers) that are running 1366x768, so count 3 of those too!

[knjsolutions]

Going from 1080p to 1440p this year.  Waiting on NCIX to ship my new ROG Swift, along with the rest of my parts for my new build to get here.  Rather excited.

[MrCyborg]

1920 X 1080 - until I save up for that glorious 4k...

[ArrivalStudios]

My resolution is still sweet 1920x1080 and I'm still happy with it.

[SkzZiuS]

1920x1080 - My tower and monitors died so I decided everything going boom was excuse enough to buy a new laptop. I'm happy with it. I don't often watch content at full resolution anyway as I mostly consume YouTube videos in the standard YouTube window. I make everyones investments and hard work a total waste of time :D

[mtbdude]

I have a 1920x1200. It's definitely a little different. 24 inch. I got it when the 1200 screens first came out a few years ago.

[FEGOStudios]

just upgraded from two 1600x1200 monitors to a LG UM95 with a 3440x1440.

My friend is running a 1920x1080

[XxViciousxX]

2560x1440 here love it makes a big difference over 1080p.

[PyroBits]

I feel like mine is going to be incredibly generic...1920x1080, and I run two of those, though I'd like to add an IPS display for funzies

[bornfragothers]

1920x1080 (2 monitors with the same resolution). good luck with the graph !

[radek]

1440x900. Got this monitor ages ago and I don't want to let my money go for a new one, however I think I'll soon upgrade to 1920x1080.

[ghostie]

24" 1920*1080 (16:9)
29" 2560*1080 (21:9)

The 29" is my primary, however both are equally important for my workflow.

[WunderWaffles_]

I've been on the same 1680 by 1050 monitor for 8 years now...I'll probably stick with it.

[mikeispwnage]

You should have made a google doc survey, would've been much easier, but 1920x1080