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Nobody is saying this. If you need to lie to prove a point then you don't have one.
Otherwise that card is nigh impeccable if it weren't for the melting connector. Even with a powerlimit and a cap at 60fps that gpu is good in regards to efficiency and performance.
So to cut this short he is not necessarily wrong. Native res and path tracing = 1080p on a 4090.
so 1440p is a stop gap when 8k is already being sold.....wow.....
Ergo, 1080p is the gold standard until 4K is ready.
This is just a suggestion but you might want to take a moment and read to educate yourself:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8K_resolution
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/16K_resolution
4k has been ready....japan got over the air 4k broadcasting in 2014.....8k broadcasting went live in 2018.....just because YOU are behind the rest of the world does not change the fact it has moved on......and betamax awas the better standard.....it had higher contrast better color range and more resolution.....the only gimmick is thinking your education was worth something....I had betamax in 1984 to know it was better....porn is the only reason VHS won.....
People talking about 8k is just not going be avg consumer product for awhile, even so going for 8k meant have intent to get a HUGE display, or else just wasting money for product that may not even be better that costs way more, or not tell any difference at all hence diminishing return if going for said sizes of display.
Can put side by side 1440p 24" to 4k 24" and may not even know the difference unless you focus hard which btw NO one will be doing when viewing content as intent to watching movies, shows, gaming, or etc...
So to make use of HIGHER resolution need BIGGER display hence the DPI, as pixels SCALE in size the bigger the display.
you have no idea what you are talking about, I have been building computers for 35 years and your information is not only false it is ignorant at the most basic levels, you should not be giving pc advice.