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I'd be impressed if you're using a monitor that's capable of 4k at 144Hz. While 4K and 144Hz monitors are each fairly common and inexpensive these days; monito
by nicktelford 9y ago
I'd be impressed if you're using a monitor that's capable of 4k at 144Hz.
While 4K and 144Hz monitors are each fairly common and inexpensive these days; monitors that do both are still very rare and expensive.
- kuschku 9y agoI actually am waiting for a 4K HDR 144Hz screen (which will arrive soon, actually). Although I’ll only game on it in 1080p, I want the 144Hz and 4K mostly for easier reading.
- frou_dh 9y agoI wish 4K (3840x2160) monitors would show a 1080p signal at a completely sharp 1-input-pixel-becomes-4-output-pixels. They all seem to get some blurry scaler chip involved even when the numbers divide cleanly.
- kuschku 9y agoYou can actually choose that as option in the AMD or Nvidia control. You want to select the scaling mode Nearest Neighbor instead of Bilinear.