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Source on that? That's not how it usually works...
I'm downloading it now, it will only take me a day and a half.
4k textures means they were rendered in 4k, thus lots of details instead of blurry ones.
They are pretty heavy on Vram. And yes, playing on 4k will be even better.
To be specifically precise. Resolution isn't an issue. Pixel per inch (ppi) is the issue. More pixels with the same square means less blurry stuff and more detailed stuff, because it renders more unique polygons.
High resolution textures are good when you get close to objects like walls, so they don't go all pixelly like back in the day