Can't tell the difference between 4K and 1080p

[Andrewtst]

37 minutes ago, Protomesh said:

Are you trolling lol my eyesight is better than 99% of the population 

I am not trolling, I am serious. If your eyesight is great, then you should able to distinguish the differences of 1080p vs 2160p as it is too obvious for not able to notice it. 

Even 1440p vs 1080p also can tell the differences of text clarity (example in Windows) and also 3D object aliasing issue (example in games).

 

Above scenario is based on same size display panel as if bigger vs smaller then it is different story as the PPI is possible reduce to similar  PPI even though the resolution is different.

[Protomesh]

On 11/25/2022 at 6:56 PM, Andrewtst said:

I am not trolling, I am serious. If your eyesight is great, then you should able to distinguish the differences of 1080p vs 2160p as it is too obvious for not able to notice it. 

Even 1440p vs 1080p also can tell the differences of text clarity (example in Windows) and also 3D object aliasing issue (example in games).

 

Above scenario is based on same size display panel as if bigger vs smaller then it is different story as the PPI is possible reduce to similar  PPI even though the resolution is different.

No it's completely normal not to see a difference unless you're specifically looking at the difference.

 

Like calculating literal individual pixels off some guy's shirt. No one does that when they play normally.

 

You won't notice any meaningful difference when you play normally.

[Andrewtst]

29 minutes ago, Protomesh said:

You won't notice any meaningful difference when you play normally

That is to you, not others. So many feedback and only you said no differences and meaningless.

 

I didn't use 1080p since year 2017, 1440p is the minimum resolution required for 27" and 4K is required for 32".

 

You may continue your 1080p then.