Way to improve websites' look in 1440p?

[Mark Angelo]

I'm not sure if websites are not optimized in 1440p (Facebook, for example), or maybe it's because I'm not used to it.

Browsing in 1440 makes FB use only the middle part for the news feed, and the chat at the bottom is quite small.

Does anyone else think this way or will I get used to it?

 

[-Lone-]

The higher the resolution, the smaller everything is, you could try changing the DPI to like 125-150% if you haven't already.

 

[Mark Angelo]

I'm not in my home PC right now so I'll check later. Haha. If I set DPI to a little bit higher, is my monitor still at 1440p?

 

[-Lone-]

I'm not in my home PC right now so I'll check later. Haha. If I set DPI to a little bit higher, is my monitor still at 1440p?

It'll still be at 1440p, the resolution won't change. All that does is make everything a bit bigger. My screen is at 4k and I have to set my DPI to 200% just to make it look "normal" like on a 1080p screen.

 

[Mark Angelo]

Thanks -Lone-. 😀 Will try that when I get home.

 

[-Lone-]

No problem, I hope it'll fix your issue

 

[Mark Angelo]

My main dilemma was that I was wondering if this is something I have to act on, or if this is something I have to get used to. Haha! I only used a laptop before I built this rig so 1440p is gigantic for me right now.

 

[-Lone-]

I just had to get used to the resolution because how real it looks, lol. At the very beginning switch from a laptop to a desktop is definitely a big improvement, so now I stick with desktops