I notice pixels on a 1080p 24 inch monitor

[VirtualBlack]

I sit at a reasonable distance (50cm) from the monitor but i still notice individual pixels in solid colors (specially blue) for example, in the default windows 10 wallpaper, (the blue one)

Also in text i can see a red border around the letter, i am very dissapointed becasue in many forums eveyone says that 24 inch is the sweetpot for 1080p, i upgraded from a 21 inch 1080p monitor so maybe i get used to that pixel density

[KarathKasun]

4 minutes ago, super88 said:

Also in text i can see a red border around the letter

Cleartype is improperly configured.

[VirtualBlack]

15 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

Cleartype is improperly configured.

I configured Cleartype and improved but still the text is not sharp enough

[KarathKasun]

If you want "clear" text, disable Cleartype.  The resulting text is so sharp it will cut you.

[VirtualBlack]

7 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

If you want "clear" text, disable Cleartype.  The resulting text is so sharp it will cut you.

But supposely ClearType is to make the text sharper, isn´t it?

[KarathKasun]

2 minutes ago, super88 said:

But supposely ClearType is to make the text sharper, isn´t it?

No, its just anti-aliasing for text.  Think of it as a blur filter so you dont see the sharp edges of the fonts.

[LyondellBasell]

4 hours ago, super88 said:

I sit at a reasonable distance (50cm) from the monitor but i still notice individual pixels in solid colors (specially blue) for example, in the default windows 10 wallpaper, (the blue one)

 

i am very dissapointed becasue in many forums eveyone says that 24 inch is the sweetspot for 1080p, i upgraded from a 21 inch 1080p monitor so maybe i get used to that pixel density

Everyone's viewing situation is a bit different.

If you can see the pixels, that's totally credible.

You can either keep your monitor and live with it, or buy another monitor with a higher PPI count.

Depending on what kind of work you do and what size screen you prefer, your preferences on an upgrade might vary wildly from someone else's. Use a PPI calculator when you're shopping around different panels to make sure you're not buying more of the same thing.

Best of luck!