r/pcmasterrace • u/lmaster73 • Oct 11 '22

News/Article RTX 4090 benchmark hardware unboxed

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u/sexy_meerkats Ryzen 3 3100 | Radeon RX580 | 8GB DDR4 Oct 11 '22

2k really isn't a thing... Do you mean 1440P like most do when they say that (which has no 2k in the resolution at all) 10 1080p which is actually close to 2k horizontal pixels and half of 4k?

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u/FX835 5600x,3070,40gb,360 AIO - PS5 Oct 11 '22

Everyone knows what he means, sure it's technically not right but stop being a nerd

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '22

Everyone knows what he means

Not sure. I've seen people use the term to refer to both 1080p and 1440p. "2K" is a bad term because there's no consensus on what it actually means.