Is there a huge difference between 27 inch 1440p and 32 inch 2160p

[KrzysiuM]

Is there a huge difference between 27 inch 1440p and 32 inch 2160p in sharpen and overall quality?

I’m planning to switch into 4k but is it even worth it?

[Fake]

Originally posted by KrzysiuM:

I’m planning to switch into 4k but is it even worth it?

Is your computer capable of doing 4K and stable 120 fps?

[C1REX]

Originally posted by KrzysiuM:

Is there a huge difference between 27 inch 1440p and 32 inch 2160p in sharpen and overall quality?

I’m planning to switch into 4k but is it even worth it?

It’s a little bit subjective but for me there is a massive difference.

[C1REX]

Originally posted by Fake:

Is your computer capable of doing 4K and stable 120 fps?

Does it even matter when you can just turn DLSS on for basically free performance?

[_I_]

higher res, larger display but more dense pixels

1440p 27in = 108ppi
2160p 32in = 142ppi

imho on a 4k display go with 40in or larger so the ppi is closer to that of a 20in 1080p display

[KrzysiuM]

i ll be able to soon cuz i have in plan to buy something like 5080ti/5090. So will it be worth with card like this to go for 32 inch 4k and less fps or stay with 27 1440p with much higher fps?

[_I_]

4k 32in is the same pixel density as a 16in 1080p display

27-32 in is better suited for 1440p
40-50+in is better for 4k

[C1REX]

Originally posted by KrzysiuM:

i ll be able to soon cuz i have in plan to buy something like 5080ti/5090. So will it be worth with card like this to go for 32 inch 4k and less fps or stay with 27 1440p with much higher fps?

I have a 4K display and there is no real drawbacks.
5090 will have DLSS so you can adjust the performance and get as much FPS as you like.
Or you can play at native 1440p, 1080p or 1800p. 4K display can handle any resolution without noticable non native blur. It's nothing like running 1080p on a 1440p monitor.

However, I would recommend something even bigger than 32' if you plan to play single player AAA games.

[Pepe]

https://www.sven.de/dpi/

165.63 PPI 1920x1080 13.3" Laptop

163.18 PPI 3840x2160 27"

157.35 PPI 1920x1080 14"   Laptop
141.21 PPI 1920x1080 15.6" Laptop

137.68 PPI 3840x2160 32" <--- YOUR OPTION #2

< increase of +26% in PPI >

108.79 PPI 2560x1440 27" <--- YOUR OPTION #1

 91.79 PPI 3840x2160 48"
 91.79 PPI 2560x1440 32"
 91.79 PPI 1920x1080 24"

 81.59 PPI 1920x1080 27"

[spicy little monkey]

Originally posted by _I_:

4k 32in is the same pixel density as a 16in 1080p display

27-32 in is better suited for 1440p
40-50+in is better for 4k

Good luck finding an affordable, quality 4K 40" display with 144hz support though.