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Pro players seem to swear by 24" monitors so they have less eye and head movement for peripheral view. 32" I would need to move screen further backI game mostly FPS on a 28" 2560x1440 monitor at arm's length. If I were to go 4k/120 it would be 32". Otherwise windows is too small ulto use the space, IMO.
I dont know about an optimal size for fps tho....that has to vary by user and situation.
I checked the links, and I had no trouble.I can't view those links as Amazon's site tries to be smart and shows me something totally different on my local site.
That aside, a higher resolution display will be higher resolution so you get more details. I find 1080p a bit blurry after using a 4k TV to game. Just hope you have a nice GPU to go with it.
They know I'm in the UK and want to show me UK things instead. I can see from the URL that what they're showing isn't what you linked.I checked the links, and I had no trouble.
Oh ok.They know I'm in the UK and want to show me UK things instead. I can see from the URL that what they're showing isn't what you linked.
Pro players seem to swear by 24" monitors so they have less eye and head movement for peripheral view. 32" I would need to move screen further back
How do you feel about the PPI for that 32"?My gaming computer is a 32" 1440p monitor on a larger desk that is roughly 32" from my eyes,
How do you feel about the PPI for that 32"?
After upgrading from 24" 1080p (same PPI as 32" 2560x1440) to 27" 2560x1440, I can't lower my PPI...I can see the pixels from arm's length (a bit over 26"), lol.