. #2. a 16:10 monitor allows you more vertical space when using windows (or horizontal if using in portrait mode) a 16:9 monitor is better suited to watching widescreen content without (or with smaller) black bars. for example - e.g if you want to hook up a console you may prefer a component or hdmi connection - and depending on the Forinstance, a square, 1:1 aspect ratio tends to produce very balanced, often confined images. A 4:5 or a 3:2 aspect ratio offers a bit more space within the frame. And a 16:9 aspect ratio gives a lot of room for expansion along the image edges. Lovehow they (companies) spent literally the last 12 years convincing us that 16:9 is the superior option because MuLTiMeDiA pLaYbAcK and other aspect ratios like 16:10 were Playingother shooters, and aim trainers made me switch to 16:9 in CSGO and kept it for CS2. I just like the consistency. Plus CS2 looks really nice, why ruin it with making the graphics worse I guess. If 16:9 is good enough for pro players, it won't make or break me hitting shots in faceit lvl 4. 1. Aswe also mentioned earlier, Apple has been using the 16:10 aspect ratio seemingly forever. That’s taller than 16:9 and wider than 3:2, making for a nice compromise. You 169 is a really awkward aspect ratio for devices, and switching to 16:10 would make a huge difference. Most of us would be a lot more productive with a 16:10 laptop then with a 16:9 one. But it starts with movies. Shift to 16:10. 2.4:1 can remain, but please move from 16:9 to 16:10. Iam concerned about width for example in the following ratios : 16:12 1200 pixel vs 16:10 1080 pixel vs 16:9 1020 pixel. With Photoshop and Lightroom there is never enough. I only have a Dell UP2414Q which I will keep for as Long as possible.-- Theyare different Major software branches: "Version KB.16.10.0001 is the initial build of Major version KB.16.10 software. KB.16.10.0001 includes all enhancements and fixes in the KB.16.09.0001 software, plus the additional enhancements and fixes in the KB.16.10.0001 enhancements and fixes sections of this release note." tt8gE.