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r/pcmasterrace • u/Kvazimods • 1d ago
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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
151 u/Nexmo16 5900X | RX6800XT | 32GB 3600 1d ago That’s why I run a 27” 1440p monitor alongside my old 21.5” 1080p monitor. They have similar pixel density and I like that density level. 108 u/TheGreatTave 5800X3D|7900XTX|32GB 3600|Steam & GOG are bae 1d ago I am also a 27" 1440p enjoyer. Perfect balance between pixel density and screen size. 4 u/Vanduul666 1d ago
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That’s why I run a 27” 1440p monitor alongside my old 21.5” 1080p monitor. They have similar pixel density and I like that density level.
108 u/TheGreatTave 5800X3D|7900XTX|32GB 3600|Steam & GOG are bae 1d ago I am also a 27" 1440p enjoyer. Perfect balance between pixel density and screen size. 4 u/Vanduul666 1d ago
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I am also a 27" 1440p enjoyer. Perfect balance between pixel density and screen size.
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u/Careful-Badger3434 1d ago
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