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Do you prefer 60/4k with reduced visuals or 30/4k with increased visuals?

YES! 30 40.00%
 
No. 5 6.67%
 
Depends on the game. 32 42.67%
 
I dont care. 8 10.67%
 
Total:75
sethnintendo on 15 August 2019

We could go back to Atari 2600 graphics at 2 million fps.  So fast a wormhole would open in Pong.



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Jpcc86 on 15 August 2019

Well somebody should tell all those annoying developers then.



Azzanation on 15 August 2019
Chrkeller said:
4k is terms of resolution is so overrated. Unless one has a massive screen or sits incredibly close, 1080p is fine. What is important is HDR, not the actual pixel count. As far as I'm concerned:

1440p + HDR + 60 fps

I game on my PC at 4k/60 with HDR and I can tell you, there is a good difference between 1440p and 4k. I only use a 55inch TV and I can tell night and day the difference. Just like I could tell the difference between 900p and 1080p. 

Once you start getting use to a resolution, you can tell when it changes. Once you get use to 4k, you can tell when you play a game that isn't in 4k.

I am not saying 1440p or 1080p are bad resolutions however compared to 4k, there is a eye popping difference.  



chakkra on 15 August 2019
Azzanation said:
Chrkeller said:
4k is terms of resolution is so overrated. Unless one has a massive screen or sits incredibly close, 1080p is fine. What is important is HDR, not the actual pixel count. As far as I'm concerned:

1440p + HDR + 60 fps

I game on my PC at 4k/60 with HDR and I can tell you, there is a good difference between 1440p and 4k. I only use a 55inch TV and I can tell night and day the difference. Just like I could tell the difference between 900p and 1080p. 

Once you start getting use to a resolution, you can tell when it changes. Once you get use to 4k, you can tell when you play a game that isn't in 4k.

I am not saying 1440p or 1080p are bad resolutions however compared to 4k, there is a eye popping difference.  

What about dynamic resolution? Can you tell when a game drops resolution during explosions and stuffs?



Chrkeller on 15 August 2019

https://carltonbale.com/1080p-does-matter/

The link includes 4k data. The benefit of 4k was the addition of HDR. Resolution is a placebo for most situations.



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chakkra on 15 August 2019
twintail said:
I mean, this can be said of all consoles.

Now we just need an statement from Sony saying that they will prioritize this as well.



S.Peelman on 15 August 2019

This depends on the game, a lot of (slower) games are perfectly fine at 30fps. If it’s locked anyway. Fast games like platformers and shooters need the 60fps at least, I’d say developers should know what’s best for what. If performance becomes an issue though then yeah I’d rather have more frames than more particles.



Chazore on 15 August 2019

Just go for 1440p and you can turn some settings up, while still getting over 60fps. I've been doing it so far with little issues (unless it's a bad port, which is for the devs to blame).



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Jpcc86 on 15 August 2019

Ignore this reply. 



sethnintendo on 15 August 2019
Chazore said:
Just go for 1440p and you can turn some settings up, while still getting over 60fps. I've been doing it so far with little issues (unless it's a bad port, which is for the devs to blame).

How do you turn the settings up on a console?  Your talking PC right?