[SOLVED] 4k or ultrawide?

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Look up monitor interpolation concerning resolution if you ever decide to run something at non native resolution. Basically things don’t scale properly, for example if I wanted to run 720p resolution full screen on my 1080p monitor it won’t map 1 to 1 pixel when it scales it it to fit. So it will end up blurry and a bit distorted, so native 720p ends up looking far superior to 720p on a 1080p monitor.

Just a thing to keep in mind.

Phaaze88

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What's the resolution of the ultrawide?

I'd personally move up one step at a time. Operating on 1080p for however long you have been, and then suddenly make a huge jump and slap a 4k next to it... I would think the image quality between the two would make things a little disorienting.

Ultrawide pretty much reduces the need for multi-monitor setups, or that's how I see it, at least. So if you were to get that, then sell off the old monitor or something.
 

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Look up monitor interpolation concerning resolution if you ever decide to run something at non native resolution. Basically things don’t scale properly, for example if I wanted to run 720p resolution full screen on my 1080p monitor it won’t map 1 to 1 pixel when it scales it it to fit. So it will end up blurry and a bit distorted, so native 720p ends up looking far superior to 720p on a 1080p monitor.

Just a thing to keep in mind.
 
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