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I don't even like 4K on larger monitors. Running 2560x1440 on my 32" displays. (I don't game, and I use my 4K TV for any entertainment video)
by bdcravens 3y ago
I don't even like 4K on larger monitors. Running 2560x1440 on my 32" displays. (I don't game, and I use my 4K TV for any entertainment video)
- dontlaugh 3y agoDon’t the very obvious pixels make text hard to read for you? I find 27” is just slightly too big for only 4k.
- bdcravens 3y agoI don't see any pixelation, even when I zoom as large as the browser will go (and likewise in VS Code)
- bbbobbb 3y agoRight, the pixels are visible when the text is smaller, not when you zoom in.
- bdcravens 3y agoI guess that's the good think about getting older (I'm 46) - I need larger text than I did 20 years ago, so that issue isn't one I deal with. Still, at standard OS sizes I can't detect pixelation, even when I compare my 32 inch display next to the laptops I have (16" MBP, 13" MBA)