1080p vs 4k vs 8k vs 16k this make defference ??

[sohail14]

which is the best ?? that makes defference ?? or just size matter ?? which is best dor movie and gaming if i had powerful gpu???

[Franck]

What screen size you are looking for. You wont get the same answer if you look for 30 inch as if you look for 100 inch

[Sack]

Here's your answer.

[R3ep3r]

2 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

which is the best ?? that makes defference ?? or just size matter ?? which is best dor movie and gaming if i had powerful gpu???

"24" 4k iz da best"  (joking)

Well.. I've seen many monitors and I can say that for best visuals 1080p goes for 24", 27 - 30 - 1440p and what's over 30" should go for 4k in my opinion.

At this moment I'm using a 1080p 27" monitor and it's pretty big(you can actually see the pixels way easier than on 24") in comparison with a 1080p 24".

[voiha]

Currently productivity, performance and quality wise the sweet spot is 1440p 27"

[sohail14]

2 minutes ago, voiha said:

Currently productivity, performance and quality wise the sweet spot is 1440p 27"

what if i have powerfull gpu does 4k is really matter ??

[voiha]

2 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

what if i have powerfull gpu does 4k is really matter ??

If you don't care about competitive games then maybe yes, if you do - then no.

[i_build_nanosuits]

13 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

which is the best ?? that makes defference ?? or just size matter ?? which is best dor movie and gaming if i had powerful gpu???

if you have a monitor of lets say around 27''...1440p is the sweet spot...if we're talking a TV with a screen size of 40'' or better...then 4K becomes relevant.

Anything above 4K is pointless...and 1080p is outdated and disgusting unless we're talking a display that is 20'' or less.

[sohail14]

2 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

if you have a monitor of lets say around 27''...1440p is the sweet spot...if we're talking a TV with a screen size of 40'' or better...then 4K becomes relevant.

Anything above 4K is pointless...and 1080p is outdated and disgusting unless we're talking a display that is 20'' or less.

24 inch 1080p monitor ?? 

[TetraSky]

If you find yourself mainly web browsing and watching videos instead of gaming, 4k is nice. Not to mention if the monitor has a dead pixel, it will barely be visible on 4k and you can always just drop the resolution of games to 1080p to play them...(Don't get anything lower than 27" for a 4k monitor)
 

Otherwise, like the others have said, 1440p is the current sweet spot.

[sohail14]

2 minutes ago, TetraSky said:

If you find yourself mainly web browsing and watching videos instead of gaming, 4k is nice. Not to mention if the monitor has a dead pixel, it will barely be visible on 4k and you can always just drop the resolution of games to 1080p to play them...(Don't get anything lower than 27" for a 4k monitor)
 

Otherwise, like the others have said, 1440p is the current sweet spot.

what about 8k and 16k make defference ??

[Princess Luna]

7 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

what about 8k and 16k make defference ??

Graphics Cards are not ready for 8k and 16k resolutions, first of all no movie is of such resolution and secondly games could run at it but you'd need to spend a lot of money on sick 2way NVLink RTX 8000 setup.

[sohail14]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

Graphics Cards are not ready for 8k and 16k resolutions, first of all no movie is of such resolution and secondly games could run at it but you'd need to spend a lot of money on sick 2way NVLink RTX 8000 setup.

leave it im asking about any defference ?? 

[i_build_nanosuits]

19 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

24 inch 1080p monitor ?? 

mehh this is ''alright'' i guess if you're on a budget those monitors are dirt cheap and don't require a lot of GPU processing horsepower...

 

[TetraSky]

22 minutes ago, sohail14 said:

leave it im asking about any defference ?? 

The pixel density would be higher, which would technically make for a "crisper" image over 4k.

But, it's not realistic today. I don't even know if you can get an 8k monitor, much less 16k.

But unless you're sitting 15 cm from your screen, you wouldn't see much difference between 4k and 8k.