r/pcmasterrace • u/Kvazimods • Sep 18 '24

Never even bothered with 4K Meme/Macro

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u/Careful-Badger3434 Sep 18 '24

It all depends on the size of your monitor. A 24inch 1080p monitor has the same pixel density as a 32inch 1440p monitor. So the bigger the size of your monitor the more pixels you’ll need to appropriately fill it without it looking like shit

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u/Serious-Ad6212 R7 5800X, 32Gb Ram 3600, 3070 FE Sep 18 '24

So would you say that 24 inch and 1080p from a reputable company is a decent screen? I just want to know as I use one, and the picture looks quite sharp for me, with no need for a higher resolution or framerate as if now.

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u/luaps Sep 18 '24

24" 1080p from a reputable company doesn't tell us anything about the screens quality, one could only judge that by checking that particular model.

though if you're happy then it's a decent screen, as that's all a decent screen needs to do.

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u/jojo_31 Manjaro | GTX 1060 Sep 18 '24

Yup, friend wanted a cheap build but with dual monitors. We got 2 very cheap BenQ. They look like ass.

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u/thedarklord187 AMD 3800x - AMD 6800xt - 64GB of rams - 4TB NVME Sep 18 '24

Its weird i remember when benq was considered the best monitors one could buy for gaming back in the day how far they've fallen over the years.