fudgecakes99 :
loki1944 :
fudgecakes99 :
well i can officially say 4k is worthless, picture quality literally looks no better then 1080p. Other then a hit to performance i see no benefit going to 4k yet.
Depends on the game really, for some games 4k+ really does make a difference. Best example though is Skyrim with an ENB since you don't use regular AA with an ENB if you want the full effect, so cranking up the resolution gets you both ENB+killing jaggies.
Nope, the awful putrid color blending just ruins the entire experience. When everything starts to over saturate and melt together, or one color looks incredibly mind numbingly painful to look at. My god, it's just not worth ti. Sure yeah if it's done right if the colors don't look like a baby puked out a roll of crayons, then yes by all means, but no amount of texture fidelity is worth that horrid picture quality yet. Not to mention the performance hits. Going back to my old 1080p monitor.
Im sorry to hear of your bad experience with 4k. Personally ive seen more resolution is always better remove the killing jaggies and increase the color field looks great to me.
You have to be careful with what 4K monitor to buy. many of the cheaper ones and practically everything Samsung ever made have a lot of oversaturation. this can be tweaked to be much better with some simple calibration. I find that when it comes to monitors Dell makes the best and makes you pay for it. they have a 5K monitor with 99%
adobe rgb or something crazy that needs 2 dp cables to run at 60hz... crazy. and only $1900!
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only one 4k monitor ive seen has refresh rate above 60hz due to current cables not able to carry that needed bandwidth to push 120hz on 4k. for gamers this is a major setback. its the only thing that keeps me from buying one.
the other issue is with scaling and monitor size. 4k for most people (most people have corrected vision) is hard to see unless monitor size is above 24". I wouldn't buy one less than 27" as that seems to be the current sweet spot for monitor size. only windows 10 and OSX have decent scaling for 4k monitors any other OS and you will have to be tweaking for some time.
To claim that colors on 4k cant match those of a 2k monitor is just a farce. monitor tech is the same across the board and a 4k picture quality color wise can match and do better than a 2k monitor as the underlying tech is identical, merely you are buying the cheap TN panels that are being made widely available to the public to increase support for 4K as it is in its infancy. If a good picture quality gaming 2K panel cost $400 and you got a 4K for $450 why expect it to be as good? it cost a lot more to cram those extra pixels on the same space and your paying $50 more. :/
EDIT: not to mention that 4k has 4 times the pixels to tell where to go and the T-con board will be much more expensive to make and the input board will have to be capable of upscaling as nobody wants a 4K panel that cant downscale to 1080, and many games/tv only come in at 1080p and people want to use all the extra pixels so the encoder has to be much faster and internal ram has to be more etc etc etc it is much more expensive to make a 4k panel!