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I read something the jump from 1080P to 1440P is pretty significant but going from 1440P to 4k you can't notice as much.
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There is another way to improve 1080p so the difference from 1440p isnt as much AND you get to turn off AA.
Use 1440p DSR.
It looks a bit more detailed and gives around the same quality as 4x MSAA. Turn on FXAA if you get any crawlies, this has almost no performance hit.
This gives a lot higher framerate than 1440p with AA.
I read something the jump from 1080P to 1440P is pretty significant but going from 1440P to 4k you can't notice as much.
I didnt make that claim.
I read something the jump from 1080P to 1440P is pretty significant but going from 1440P to 4k you can't notice as much.
Went from 1050p straight to a good IPS 4k monitor. Text seems better, but I would prefer the 16:10 aspect ratio.
There are too many variables to this. If you've got a 24" 1080P monitor and you end up on a 27" 1440P monitor you'll notice quite the difference. Stepping up to 4K is a huge difference from either of those at virtually any size. But panel quality, viewing angles, response times etc. all factor into the overall experience.
At 48" I'm good with 16:9. At 27" or 30" fuck yeah, 16:10 all the way.
27" 16:9 is ok, but 24" 16:9 looks like a letterbox.