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chakkra on 17 August 2019
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Azzanation said:
DonFerrari said:

Seems like many still use those reverse distance x resolution chartz that are spread around. Where it is bad to have a 4k TV if the monitor is to small, or that it's bad to have a big TV if you sit to close.

DF mentions many times on the Switch that 720p looks sharp on a small screen in portable mode. This is no different the bigger the screen the more noticable the pixels get.

I gamed on a 42inch 1080p screen and it looked super sharp. Going to 55inch 4k screen, i can tell if i am running 1080p instead of 4k. 

Honestly anything around 30inches i am happen to drop resolution for preformance however on a big 4k TV i wont, due to how noticable it is.

It doesnt take a rocket science to see a difference, however it depends if its worth the preformance gap.

I agree with you there. I had a 21" monitor and for the life of me I was never able to tell the difference between 720p and 1080p in there. I was like, wtf are these people talking about?

It wasn't until I upgraded to a 24" that I started to notice the difference, and even then it was negligible.