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It's unclear to me why we'd be optimizing solely for pixels or pixels/$. I personally like my wide monitor, and I don't even particularly care to go for more p
by kadoban 3y ago
It's unclear to me why we'd be optimizing solely for pixels or pixels/$.
I personally like my wide monitor, and I don't even particularly care to go for more pixels when available, ie my preferred resolution is ~1440p. They're nice and cheap, they look good to me, and they're easy to drive for the gpu.
I go more for deep blacks and good colors, pixels just look good until your eyes adjust and then it's all the same.
- calfuris 3y agoFor me, it's about screen real estate, not looks. More pixels is more usable space, until you have to start scaling things up for comfort. I find a 27 inch 4k monitor to be comfortable without scaling, but I think it's just about the limit for me, and I expect that the PPI limit varies from person to person.