largedarryl on 11 December 2008
| bugrimmar said: so 1440p is the highest resolution our eyes can possibly process? |
No, I think you are not interpreting the graph correctly. As resolutions go beyond 1440p, your viewing screen needs to get larger and your viewing distance needs to get closer. Your human eye doesn't see in resolution, in fact your brain often re-interprets what your eyes send it, meaning that the human brain makes you think what you are seeing is a continuous image.
Technically the eye is capable of seeing far better than what that chart actually shows, the problem is the brain throughs out a lot of visual data when you look at something. So that chart is basically made for resolutions on a TV screen at resonable veiwing distances.
