Most people mean 1440p when they say 2k which is technically wrong. As I mentioned earlier as far as I know the PS5 still does not support 1440p, only 1080p and 4K are supported.well I'm looking for 2k monitor support.. what if I buy 2k monitor? just tell me good 2k monitor for ps5.... And I will use that monitor for future PC gaming too(3080 + 12900) for 2k PC gaming too
I’m not sure how to say it differently, as far as I know the PS5 does not support 1440p. This is why I wanted to comfy you meant 1440pok I'm wrong. but please suggest me some 1440p monitors. Or buying 1440p monitor is a bad idea.???
Depends what you want and how much you want to spend. The 4K 120Hz monitors I have seen with HDMI 2.1 have been expensive. As far as I know the PS5 still doesn’t support 1440p so ideally you want support for 1080p 120Hz or 4K 120Hz.
But what PC specs I need for this monitor ?I have no experience of that monitor but it looks ok for the price, it has HDMI 2.1 which you need for 4K 120Hz https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/gigabyte/m28u
I would aim for an Intel i7 12700 or AMD R7 5800x or above, for RAM 2x16gb 3600mhz. For gpu it depends on what you want to achieve and the budget. If you are happy to average 60-100fps and don’t need to run max settings then a 3070 or 6800 would do. The higher you want your average fps or the closer to max settings then the higher tier gpu you will want. I suggest looking at reviews of gpu’s at 4K. Obviously the specific game also plays a big part in what fps/settings you can use.But what PC specs I need for this monitor ?
simply saying I want to run a channel same like this - https://www.youtube.com/c/HedgehogX/videos
I would aim for an Intel i7 12700 or AMD R7 5800x or above, for RAM 2x16gb 3600mhz. For gpu it depends on what you want to achieve and the budget. If you are happy to average 60-100fps and don’t need to run max settings then a 3070 or 6800 would do. The higher you want your average fps or the closer to max settings then the higher tier gpu you will want. I suggest looking at reviews of gpu’s at 4K. Obviously the specific game also plays a big part in what fps/settings you can use.