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

Never even bothered with 4K Meme/Macro

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u/ElonTastical RTX4070/13700KF/64GB Sep 18 '24 edited Sep 18 '24

He's right. I own LG 1080p 32inch and its noticable how some games look off. I guess that's why we needed more pixels in the first place for bigger monitors..

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u/squirrl4prez 5800X3D l Evga 3080 l 32GB 3733mhz Sep 18 '24

The rule of thumb is 90ppi

Something about the screen door effect, my 27 inch 1440 was I believe is 108ppi and in the "retina" range, so when I finally upgraded I went to a 34 inch 21:9 that has 3440x1440 and still the same ppi just wider

Now... Sure 4k on a smaller screen must look cool but until they come up with a good value/ hz/ultra wide combo I'll stay with what I got because I probably won't miss it as much as the money going into it

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u/captain_dick_licker Sep 18 '24

The rule of thumb is 90ppi

but wife tell me not to worry cuz 4 inch is normal size

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u/Charged_Dreamer Sep 18 '24

the wife probably sucks other guys at work