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Is going from a 900p monitor to a 1080p monitor really worth it? Is there really that big of a difference?

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yes

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It's the same as PS4 to PC, so yes.

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I notice the difference between my 1080p panels and my dad's 1920*1200 panel. So I guess it works the other way round too :P

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Is going from a 900p monitor to a 1080p monitor really worth it? Is there really that big of a difference?

i made the jump from a 900p 20inch panel to a 1080P 27unch panel. it does look sharper, but I probably just sit a little farther. overall its a much better experience. even if people here rip on me for going 1080P on such a large panel. for a budget, its great, and its more then fine. 

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If you want to tell people about your framerate and/or benchmark games you should get a 1080p monitor or higher.

It is up to preference, If you got the money you should buy a 1080p monitor and use your 900p monitor as a secondary one.

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It's the same as PS4 to PC, so yes.

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You can't really compare the two in that way.

 

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Yes, it's completely worth it.

 

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You can't really compare the two in that way.

 

I'm talking about the resolution :)

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I'm talking about the resolution :)

Yeah but it still doesn't make sense lol. The ps4's native res is till 1080p, games for it just suck

 

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