4k as a new standard

Is 4k even worth it in 2022?
When will 4k take the place of 1080p and become the new standard?

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I use a 4K monitor and can’t imagine using anything less these days.

when ui scaling stops being a fucking joke

After going 4K and 144Hz. I cannot go back again.
FHD just looks nasty. Never really had that feeling before going from 1600x1200 on CRT to FHD on flat panel.

Thing holding us back is the price mark up, with the funny production lines in China right now.

16:10 is dead right? Seems like they stopped making them. I don't want to switch from 1920x1200 to 4k 16:9.

Hauwei has a 3:2 4K panel that I’ve been strongly considering. But yes, 16:10 is dead. Some laptops have it, but you won’t find modern panels in 16:10 for your desktop

4K has always been worth it.
FUCK ANYTHING LESS

Yeah I've seen that one too, looks interesting.

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>When will 4k take the place of 1080p and become the new standard?
For me it happened last year.
My TV, my home desktop monitor and my office monitor are all 4K.
I just wished my 14" laptop had a 4K screen instead of QHD.

It's especially nice to mirror the PC monitor with the TV instead of having to switch screens.

lenovo.com/ph/en/monitors/t25d-10
There's still some models being sold but I don't think that saying it's dead is too far from the thruth. I'm sure that most of them are just some ancient panels from some dusty warehouse.

>1200p
I said modern panels, not decades old tech

ok retard

>16:10
I really never got that meme.
People advocating it always sound like flat earthers to me.

I like more horizontal screen real estate. Real flat earther shit right here.

why ? it's pure logic
1200 vertical pixels is more space than 1080
for a given horizontal width you get more room with 16:10 than 16:9, whatever the chosen resolution

Less horizontal space is better. Wide monitors were a mistake.

2160 vertical pixels is more than 1200

>for a given horizontal width
When is width ever a restriction?
Height is usually the restriction.

The college I went to had some 16:10 screens but I didn't even notice until I found out on accident.
It's snake oil.

When will monitors not have edge bleed or ghosting?

Once you've upgraded to OLED.

If you game in anything but 1080p you are getting jewed

1080p still king