JEMC said:
But if you disable AA then you are not gaming at max settings. And it's not my conclusion |
.well, 4k native resolution already is like having 4xFSAA at 1080p, because that's what FSAA does, render at a higher resolution and then downsize it to a smaller res
| Viper1 said: In fact, this is why we won't be seeing 4K resolution as a mainstream resolution for a very long time. It's simply overkill for practically everyone. You really need a 55" TV or larger to actually perceive a difference in resolution from 1920 to 4K. Any TV/monitor sizes below will be largely indistinguishable (unless you sit 2 feet away from it). |
yet photos taken in 4k clearly look much better than at 1080p or 720p (even when viewed on a smartphone screen)
there is a difference and it's obvious even at reasonable screen sizes
