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yeah that's what I do, my GPU isn't capable of playing most games at a decent frame rate at 4k so I set them to 1080.
yeah that's what I do, my GPU isn't capable of playing most games at a decent frame rate at 4k so I set them to 1080.
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Considering buying a new, quality monitor for working at home, on Windows.
Probably a Dell P2415Q, which is 24" 4K IPS, and about £350.
I play the (increasingly) occasional game on current 1920 x 1080 screen, don't expect PC to run higher resolutions well. The GPU can output 4k OK though.
If I just set Windows to 1920 x 1080 when required, that would seem to just map 4 screen pixels to 1 game pixel, as 3840 x 2160 is exactly twice as many pixels in both directions.
Which seems neat... or is not that simple?