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I can't say as to whether they're noticeably better or worse on higher resolutions as I play with a 144hz 1080p display, but getting rid of them improved my framerate slightly without a notable drop in visuals (not enough to max out my monitor but still), so I went for it.
I am curious as do what those High Res packs are supposed to do other than taking install space? Do they work similarly to the textures of HCEA and H2A in some form, like a coat of paint on top of the original graphics?