#1080p just cause 4 images 1080p#

#1080p just cause 4 images 1080p#

The biggest two differences I noticed going from 1080p to 1440p were a) Improved resolution of detail, and b) Decrease in obvious aliasing or similar artifacts. I also have a 1440p one that is collecting dust, at least until i find someone local to buy it.Īctually thinking about it, a 4K monitor at 200% nearest neighbor scaling would might look better than a native 1080p at 27' because it'll get rid of that tiny gap between the pixels. Personally, until at least there is an option for integer nearest neighbor scaling, i'll stick with my 1080p 27' monitor (not a big fan of the size, but i bought it some years ago when i was still under the impression that bigger is always better :-P). Especially when you go from 1080p to 1440p the difference is tiny and often while the 3D parts do indeed improve a little, the game UI becomes blurry because it was designed with 1080p in mind and scales badly at 1440p.Īlso every person i've seen using a 4K monitor (which admittedly, is few), uses the monitor in full 200% scale mode when not playing games, making everything look blurry (there is a three year old topic in Nvidia's forums where people constantly ask for integer nearest neighbor scaling - a nobrainer option that i doubt it'll take an hour to implement considering the GPU already can do that - but is ignored). My two biggest issues with higher resolutions is that i do not like how small things become in the GUI (out of games) without scaling, scaling is broken with several apps and when it comes to games the additional performance cost is not worth the image quality.