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Well first of all, you're asking for subjective views on your question... And my opinion says no.

Because you're comparing a 5:4 aspect ratio resolution with 1.310.720 pixels to a 16:9 aspect ratio resolution with 2.073.600 pixels. So no, that's not near IMO.

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1280 by 1024 is about 1.3 megapixels, while 1920 by 1080 is roughly 2.1 megapixels to give you an idea. 

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1 minute ago, Minibois said:

Well first of all, you're asking for subjective views on your question... And my opinion says no.

Because you're comparing a 5:4 aspect ratio resolution with 1.310.720 pixels to a 16:9 aspect ratio resolution with 2.073.600 pixels. So no, that's not near IMO.

Sorry, posted mine literally two seconds later, didn't want to spam... Oops

Make sure to tag and/or quote people so they get notified... :P:D 

 

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2 minutes ago, Jonas_2909 said:

1280 by 1024 is about 1.3 megapixels, while 1920 by 1080 is roughly 2.1 megapixels to give you an idea. 

If i get 1920x1080p monitor how much will my performance drop , i have 1050ti and 1280x1024

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Just now, ElusiumClearley said:

If i get 1920x1080p monitor how much will my performance drop , i have 1050ti and 1280x1024

I mean my fps, will it drop

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5 minutes ago, Minibois said:

Well first of all, you're asking for subjective views on your question... And my opinion says no.

Because you're comparing a 5:4 aspect ratio resolution with 1.310.720 pixels to a 16:9 aspect ratio resolution with 2.073.600 pixels. So no, that's not near IMO.

If i buy new monitor will my fps drop

 

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Just now, ElusiumClearley said:

I mean my fps, will it drop

 

1 minute ago, ElusiumClearley said:

If i get 1920x1080p monitor how much will my performance drop , i have 1050ti and 1280x1024

It should drop quite a bit, how far depends on the way your system is balanced. I'd estimate somewhere around 45-65% percent...

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1 minute ago, Jonas_2909 said:

 

It should drop quite a bit, how far depends on the way your system is balanced. I'd estimate somewhere around 45-65% percent...

Lol..i played fortnite at epic settings with 60 fps and if i buy new monitor i wont be able?

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Just now, ElusiumClearley said:

Lol..i played fortnite at epic settings with 60 fps and if i buy new monitor i wont be able?

You're CPU might be the limit there, at least to some degree, but I think you won't really, to be quite honest...

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4 minutes ago, ElusiumClearley said:

If i buy new monitor will my fps drop

 

Likely, since your GPU has to work harder to push more pixels per second. But it's also possible your fps won't decrease, if working under it's current conditions is ez pz for it.

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7 minutes ago, ElusiumClearley said:

If i get 1920x1080p monitor how much will my performance drop , i have 1050ti and 1280x1024

No need to triple-post. The first one is sufficient.

 

Please, for the love of god, get rid of that 5:4 monitor and get a 1080p monitor! You will not regret it. The 1050ti should be able to handle 1080p fairly well. You may need medium settings on the most recent triple-a games. But then again, you need 16:9 on those games as well! If performance becomes a problem, you could drop the resolution to 720p (which is easier to drive than 1280x1024) and have no problems with performance whatsoever.

 

To me, a 1080p display is a no-brainer.

 

Just now, Jonas_2909 said:

You're CPU might be the limit there, at least to some degree, but I think you won't really, to be quite honest...

 

If the CPU is not a bottleneck now, it definitely won't be when he upgrades his monitor. I think it's safe to ignore CPU constraints for this discussion.

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2 minutes ago, iRandomize said:

No need to triple-post. The first one is sufficient.

 

Please, for the love of god, get rid of that 5:4 monitor and get a 1080p monitor! You will not regret it. The 1050ti should be able to handle 1080p fairly well. You may need medium settings on the most recent triple-a games. But then again, you need 16:9 on those games as well! If performance becomes a problem, you could drop the resolution to 720p (which is easier to drive than 1280x1024) and have no problems with performance whatsoever.

 

To me, a 1080p display is a no-brainer.

But i like for now the monitor, i thought it was full hd

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4 minutes ago, iRandomize said:

If the CPU is not a bottleneck now, it definitely won't be when he upgrades his monitor. I think it's safe to ignore CPU constraints for this discussion.

I just wanted to say his FPS won't be any higher...

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I personally run a GTX 1050ti OC from Zotac on 3x1080 for a total of 5760x1080 (wowow) and play at 40-45fps.

Single monitor I run 60-65fps to keep things buttery.

 

The age of that old 5:4 monitor is probably giving more blurr and lag than you'd notice the FPS loss with a 1080p.

 

Also, isn't Fortnight capped to 60fps by default? You might stay at 60fps when you upgrade anyways!

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4 minutes ago, ElusiumClearley said:

But i like for now the monitor, i thought it was full hd

No reason to upgrade then! Yes - FHD is significantly higher resolution than your current monitor, and your performance will most likely drop. But it's hard to say by how much, we would need full system specs to make an educated guess.

1 minute ago, Jonas_2909 said:

I just wanted to say his FPS won't be any higher...

Ahh! I get what you were saying now! That we can agree on! Basicly - if your CPU is the bottleneck in your current system, the framerate will stay roughly the same. But if the gpu is the limiting factor, the performance will decrease as you up the resolution.

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You *do* realize monitors are capable of more than one resolution, right?

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2 hours ago, ElusiumClearley said:

g4560 and 1050ti

should play very well at 1280x1024, odd resolution but who cares, important part is to play right? [:

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2 hours ago, PopeFiction said:

You *do* realize monitors are capable of more than one resolution, right?

Yeah because anything under native looks so good  on a monitor...

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3 hours ago, ElusiumClearley said:

Sorry for my stupid question..

It's not a stupid question, but no not really. 1080p is nearly double the pixels of 1280x1024.

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Fortnite will run fine, just go for 1080x1920

Want to custom loop?  Ask me more if you are curious

 

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