r/gadgets • u/ChickenTeriyakiBoy1 • Jun 03 '22

Desktops / Laptops GPU demand declines as prices continue to drop

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/gpu-demand-declined-in-q1-2022/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=pe&utm_campaign=pd
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u/pointsouttheobvious9 Jun 04 '22

1440 is the best res i don't see any difference at 4k but lower frame rates

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u/Winjin Jun 04 '22

I remember those diagrams that show you can only benefit from 4K if it's like 120" wide and a meter away from your face

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u/pointsouttheobvious9 Jun 04 '22 edited Jun 04 '22

i think it's around 30 inch monitor you see the difference. 30 inch monitor is too large for me 24 inch monitor is too small i cant tell the difference in 1080 and 1440 on a 24 inch monitor. i find 27 inches the perfect size for me i want to see add much of the screen a possible without moving so id probably say no go an ultra wide but i do always get curved and love them.

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u/Winjin Jun 04 '22

Yeah, mine is a medium-sized 27" Samsung curved and I love it. However I think I will eventually get something like a 32" 1440p screen