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And whats the best way to do it? I always seem to lose quality when I screenshot games?

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And whats the best way to do it? I always seem to lose quality when I screenshot games?

16K?

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Is this a joke? as in 16000? like 4k times 4?

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Is this a joke? as in 16000? like 4k times 4?

or maybe 2 times 8k ????????????

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or maybe 2 times 8k ????????????

Or maybe, just maybe, 1 time 16k!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Mybe it's half of 32K!!!!!11!!1!!!1

Or a 1/4th 64K!!!!!1!!1!1!!!

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That would be 8K, four times 8K is 16k.

check ur math 4x4 is 16

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You can use a supersampeling to get it at 8k in some game but for 16k im not sure. BTW report all the guys with silly post above.

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BTW report all the guys with silly post above.

 

report ? what are you twelve ?

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check ur math 4x4 is 16

 

You think that 8k is 4K times 2. Might seem logical at first but let's see.

8K is 7680x4320, which is 33.2 megapixels. 4K is 3840x2160, which is 8.3 megapixels. 33.2 / 8.3 = 4. So 8k is 4x4K. 

 

1920px-8K_UHD%2C_4K_SHD%2C_FHD_and_SD.sv

 

 

So he was right about 16k being 4x8k.

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Try to be more precise with your question, I have no idea what you are looking for. 

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How to download more RAM? pls help, me no want virus

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You can use a supersampeling to get it at 8k in some game but for 16k im not sure. BTW report all the guys with silly post above.

this whole post is a joke no need to report

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You think that 8k is 4K times 2. Might seem logical at first but let's see.

8K is 7680x4320, which is 33.2 megapixels. 4K is 3840x2160, which is 8.3 megapixels. 33.2 / 8.3 = 4. So 8k is 4x4K. 

 

1920px-8K_UHD%2C_4K_SHD%2C_FHD_and_SD.sv

 

 

So he was right about 16k being 4x8k.

Grade 10 math dont teach you these things -_-

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check ur math 4x4 is 16

That's not how resultion works, 4x2k is 4K not 8K, 4x4K is 8K not 16K.

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That's not how resultion works, 4x2k is 4K not 8K, 4x4K is 8K not 16K.

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