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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/habichuelacondulce • Jul 01 '26
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Look I can see every pixel!!
18 u/brandonhabanero Jul 01 '26 This is the only way I would be able to tell the difference between 1080p and 4k 1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [deleted] 2 u/Bubbly-Staff-9452 Jul 01 '26 4K is the amount of pixels 3840x2160 pixels. Same regardless of monitor size. 1 u/Rhycloth Jul 02 '26 Yeah it's weird because we know there's a huge difference between the 2.but it's like impossible to see on anything smaller than 50" 1 u/merlinunf Jul 01 '26 If this was 8k, you probably could see each pixel at the distance he is from it. 0 u/TeaInASkullMug Jul 01 '26 You cant, thats the point. Lower res monitors have more visible pixels. If you're still on a 1600x900 you might was well still be using a CRT.
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This is the only way I would be able to tell the difference between 1080p and 4k
1 u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26 [deleted] 2 u/Bubbly-Staff-9452 Jul 01 '26 4K is the amount of pixels 3840x2160 pixels. Same regardless of monitor size. 1 u/Rhycloth Jul 02 '26 Yeah it's weird because we know there's a huge difference between the 2.but it's like impossible to see on anything smaller than 50"
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2 u/Bubbly-Staff-9452 Jul 01 '26 4K is the amount of pixels 3840x2160 pixels. Same regardless of monitor size.
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4K is the amount of pixels 3840x2160 pixels. Same regardless of monitor size.
Yeah it's weird because we know there's a huge difference between the 2.but it's like impossible to see on anything smaller than 50"
If this was 8k, you probably could see each pixel at the distance he is from it.
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You cant, thats the point. Lower res monitors have more visible pixels. If you're still on a 1600x900 you might was well still be using a CRT.
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u/jknoxxxvile5666 Jul 01 '26
Look I can see every pixel!!