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i love my studio displays but they would be absolute dogwater for gaming
by relativeadv 1y ago
i love my studio displays but they would be absolute dogwater for gaming
- throwaway314155 1y agoThatseems fairly subjective . Specs similar to a MBP? Because mine has a retina, 120 Hz display with HDR with max brightness of 1200 nits. That MBP display utterly crushes my other standalone monitors- a 4K@60 w/ HDR@300-nits. Or a 1080p @90 Hz (SDR). but of course. can't wire my linux gaming pc up to my laptop's display without some surgery.
- jsheard 1y agoYeah, unfortunately Apple have backed themselves into a corner there with their ~220ppi Retina display standard. Nobody makes monitor-sized panels that dense which also support high refresh rates, they're all limited to 60hz. The Apple monitors still don't support VRR either, even though the software support has been in place on macOS for a while it only works with third party monitors.
- p_ing 1y agoI have a 27” 5K display with 218 ppi running at 75Hz. It’s a newly released monitor from Viewsonic. 75Hz would be acceptable however macOS has funky mouse acceleration that makes gaming feel weird.
- LorenDB 1y agoYou can turn off mouse acceleration IIRC.
- p_ing 1y agoI should be more clear, it's not simply about mouse acceleration, but rather the overall movement curve. It is different from Windows (that's ok) and it feels strange in games if your primary platform has been Windows.
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