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It's really noticable when reading/writing text. I personally do dev work for a living and when I have to use a FHD screen instead of a UHD screen it's really n
by BigJ1211 6y ago
It's really noticable when reading/writing text. I personally do dev work for a living and when I have to use a FHD screen instead of a UHD screen it's really noticable.
It's kind of like going from 144Hz back to 60Hz when playing FPS games.
- rpdillon 6y agoBased on lots of previous comments (and yours!) that describe a day/night difference, I've concluded this is highly personal. Work issued me a 2018 Mac with a 2880x1800 15.4" display (220 dpi), and I work at home with it plugged into a 1920x1080 23.5" display (93 dpi) from Sceptre. They are side by side, all day long, and I vastly prefer writing and coding on the FHD display, to the point that I thought I was being trolled when I read comments about "never going back". So, I'm guessing people just like different things!
- folkrav 6y agoYeah, it must be. I much prefer using monitors at stock resolution, without scaling, for that sweet real-estate, rather than having pretty displays where I can't see pixels just so it's pretty. I had a retina MacBook for a while, it was very nice, but especially for dev work... I couldn't bring myself to care enough that I'd want a 4k screen (that I'd have to run at an effective 1080p anyway) vs just a 1440p monitor of the same size I can use without scaling.
- gtf21 6y agoI spend a lot of my day either with documents or in a terminal, I just don't find that it made a huge difference to my life.