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is 1440p that much more of a load?

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Yep, in terms of workload scaling, it's nearly double 1080p.

are all third party apps scaled well for the higher res tho? ive noticed on the blade that a lot of windows for the most part really isnt ready for 4k/near4k res :/ although all of my must use applications do just fine so it isnt that big an issue for me

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would not touch 1440p since 4k will be the norm extremely soon! sooner than 1080p was!

i dont think it will be as soon as some think. think about it, sure the monitors and displays will come down in price and become more common to the average consumer, but then again we will all need to upgrade our systems extremely (or at least a good amount of us will need to) in order to be running games and graphic demanding applications at satisfactory performance and IMO i dont think most of us are ready for it just too soon :D

 

 

dont get me wrong tho, i totally excited to see what is coming up in the technology world in the next few years :)

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would not touch 1440p since 4k will be the norm extremely soon! sooner than 1080p was!

i dont think it will be as soon as some think. think about it, sure the monitors and displays will come down in price and become more common to the average consumer, but then again we will all need to upgrade our systems extremely (or at least a good amount of us will need to) in order to be running games and graphic demanding applications at satisfactory performance and IMO i dont think most of us are ready for it just too soon :D

 

 

dont get me wrong tho, i totally excited to see what is coming up in the technology world in the next few years :)

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The resolution will be useful for productivity IMO. Only reason I got it.

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yeah 1440 is nearly twice the resolution of 1080 and its not impossible to run like 4k 

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As it has been stated before the increase amount of screen space is awesome, especially because the image quality has not gotten any worse than a 24in 1080p screen. It definitely takes more power to run but still doable with single gpu solutions. The major issues about 4k have been talked about already. 

 

 

 

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For single screen setup 1440p is the "best" IMO right now, but for triple monitor, it's kinda too demanding for the gpu (still possible) so I give kudos for 1080p on that one.

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