1440p OLED or 4K Monitor for Gaming?

[@ZachsTechTurf]

Which one would you go with?

[@TechTeamAspect]

32gb ram or 48gb ram for workloads that need more than 16gb

[@Tachyon1723]

Well, since I have a 4080 super and a 4k monitor it's a tough choice

[@DiamondArmor1100]

Is hz and fps the same thing or are they different (I’ve just picked up this pc hobby and was wondering)

[@infinitedragonsunlocked]

​@@DiamondArmor1100hz is what your monitor can show and fps is what is being generated by your GPU

[@D8OfficialMusic]

I have a 27 inch, mini LED, flatscreen 160 Hz IPS panel right now. I’m gonna upgrade. By “upgrade”, I mean that I’m going to get a 49 inch, curved, 240 Hz, 5120 x 1440p QD - OLED panel next

[@BlakeBerg-o2o]

420p 2000hz Only right answer

[@thenintendoninjasarecoming]

gg

[@fiztabisnes7399]

It's me😭

[@mythydamashii9978]

💀

[@jobri06]

1440p 480hz in combination whit an 4K 144hz curve screen

[@YoUo-jr8bf]

144p 😂

[@abovewater99]

If you go to OLED, yours eyes will not want to look at anything non-OLED forever. 😂

[@excalibur981]

TRUE, since I got my steam deck oled, I hate every other non-oled screen I own

[@lunvinsing369]

Yeah true😂

[@Fridge_Fiend]

I've had my Oled for over half a year and it still wows me every time ai tirn it on next to my IPS side monitor It literally seems science fictiony

[@AnhadDeo]

I am experiencing this 😂😂 we have to use crappy computers at school and they seem so bad compared to my oled

[@picapica8266]

​@Fridge_Fiend Did you write "ai" instead of "i" or capital "i" ?

[@horyzengm]

Absolutely agreed. OLED is an insane jump over non-OLED. The contrast is unbeatable. Price is the only factor stopping most from going for OLED

[@The_Lightless]

It is the only thing stopping everyone from having an OLED monitor. I really hope they start coming down in price over the next couple years as more companies start making them. The day we can get 1440p Oled monitors for $200 or even $300 is a day worth dreaming about.

[@hokiexeto]

pro tip: get a laptop screen can gfet 19inch oled 240hz for like 150 bucks

[@firghteningtruth7173]

OLEDs also kill themselves over time. Probably not a huge issue if you are already in the godly price tier. But, something to consider. Tech is getting better, and some companies are giving long warranties to cover issues, but, again. Something you should know.

[@BusterFortnite]

OLED or QD-OLED?

[@occasus7964]

Burn in is the stopping factor. On TVs where media consumption is the only thing they do, it is perfect. Monitors have a lot more static content and are behind. They look great, but aren't worthwhile for the $ you pay.

[@antxnioo]

Anyone who picks 4K LCD over 1440p OLED is straight up insane..

[@dillzilla4454]

Anyone who picks 4K on a monitor over 1440p on a monitor is either insane, stupid, or both. You are paying for pixels you'll never notice and killing your performance at the same time.

[@spectorjz4447]

Not really when an oled monitor is double the price

[@heins9185]

@@spectorjz4447fr tho, ppl overhyped oled to much. Compared 4k to 2k is like compared 2k to 720p specially 4k we talking 8m pixels on the screen. Oled or not high resolution always clap

[@K.R.98]

I had an OLED laptop and it was nice but it wasn’t much different from my IPS screen that I own now. Btw. My OLED melted down. I‘m sure my IPS screen will last longer. It’s always funny when people talk about resolution but don’t talk about screen-size. For big screens 4k is a huge improvement over 1440p. It’s all about pixel-density. Of course 1440p is fine for 27inch or smaller. However I own a 38inch ultrawide monitor and the 3840x1600 are extremely pleasing for the eyes

[@Rackyack]

I'm using a 4k LCD that I already owned with my 4080 Super PC. If I didn't already own that one I'd probably get a 1440p Oled but at this point I don't want to downgrade. I should start saving for a 4k oled lol.

[@brunoabe-y8x]

I never have the intention nor the buget to buy or build a PC but the knowledge i get from these videos...idk what I'll do with it, i just love it

[@KianFloppa]

answer is obvious go for oled

[@spectorjz4447]

It’s a weird comparison since a 1440p oled is double the price of a regular 4K monitor

[@owerpovered3330]

@@spectorjz4447 It depends. You can get a 1440p 240hz oled for 500 bucks

[@LJLHOUIJEE]

Brother , what will i choose i have RTX 4090 , 1440P Oled LG 27Inch 240HZ or AOC U28G2X IPS 144HZ?

[@HSK_EDITS]

Obviously oled bro​@@LJLHOUIJEE

[@youtubeforfun]

Bruhhh why? There are oled 4k monitors if you have 4090 you should buy 4k oled​@@LJLHOUIJEE

[@kemsatofficial]

Nah, go OLED if you can, every time. It’s going to look better because of the smoothness & the crispness & the colors. Let that technology become the new standard & have more factories producing OLED displays.

[@dimlockfork5170]

nah man can't get use to it

[@HitchyBruh]

Why do you have “nah” at the start of the sentence like you’re disagreeing with him haha.

[@dimlockfork5170]

@@HitchyBruh i was sleep drunk

[@Josh-jo1zn]

I don't like the image quality though it's too pixelated for me.

[@Squigglez_TechTips]

I’m still waiting for an oled, 4k, 144hz, to 1440p, 240hz, dual change monitor.

[@Crazyclay78YT]

I know bro that would be a game-changer for real, even better if that's oled too 😂 MB im high, you said oled 😂

[@maniac880]

there’s a 4k 240hz to 1080p 360hz monitor dual switch

[@thenintendoninjasarecoming]

yes

[@Fluskar]

4k doesnt scale down that well to 1440p. But there are 4k/1080p dual mode monitors out there

[@Kumoiwa]

​@@maniac880it's actually 1080p 480hz

[@genericsidecharacter8915]

As someone who pretty much only plays single player story games, I went with a 4k monitor. The lower frames honestly don’t bother me much. I’m someone who can enjoy even 20fps gameplay, so it really doesn’t affect me at all.

[@TBTornado]

Anything beyond a 360hz 1440p oled is overkill. Good luck discerning individual pixels at 4k, especially on smaller screens.

[@Rouges_shadow]

They exist. MSI and many other companies make them

[@user-bl8jc4hr3y]

Idk what discren is but you mean that the pixel stays the same the next frame?

[@Rouges_shadow]

@@TBTornado the definition of discern means to perceive or recognize something. What the original commenter is saying is that having a monitor that high spec would make it to where you wouldn’t even be able to see the individual pixels on the monitor because it’s so clear.

[@redwidow1358]

​@@user-bl8jc4hr3yTo discern means to tell the difference. They mean that a higher resolution only matters if it actually looks clearer than the next option below it.

[@PhoenixKeebs]

I'm pretty sure that Alienware makes a pretty good QD-OLED 1440p 360hz monitor

[@NoobNotFoundDev]

PPI is another thing to consider when choosing resolutions. but OLED is like heaven

[@SuperfluousIndividual]

Resolution is all about PPI and how much you value graphics. 1440p and 4k on a 24 or 27" monitor won't really look aaaaall that different, but it's a different matter if you escalate to 32 or 34". Kinda like 1080p vs 1440p on a 17" monitor. I feel like this aspect of monitors gets overlooked quite a lot, being as important as it is.

[@EufemiaOki]

ai-videoupscale AI fixes this (AI Video Upscaling (to 4K)). p OLED vs 4K Monitor

[@Etterrnal]

If I get a 1440p monitor can it still play on 1080p if I need it to??

[@moofiesarmy9376]

Yep, but it’ll look noticeably worse than native 1080.

[@Ashpi69]

OFC

[@user-bl8jc4hr3y]

Yea you can change the reslotion of the game

[@Etterrnal]

Thx

[@lamster7422]

Yes, before I got my GPU I even played on 768p on my 27" 1440p Display on my CPU's iGPU. Looked like shit, but I got stable fps.

[@Sperkowitz]

I got both to try them out. Saw benefits with both. The 4k for productivity and having more things on the monitor at once and the 1440p OLED for video and gaming. Said screw it and kept both.

[@evalro]

hey zach! i recently found ur channel and im trying to take in all these tips for my own setup, but, if im being honest, i just dont really know anything about upgrading pc parts/what pc parts are good. can u make a video explaining the best pc parts for upgrades and some to steer away from?

[@simplifiedprogramming]

Provide your setup to get better help

[@asherdales]

Zach has a ton of guide videos and his website has resources as well. But yea there aren't really any catch all parts and if the base pc is old enough a new build is more cost effective than upgrading.

[@evalro]

@@simplifiedprogramming cyberpowerpc gamer supreme liquid cool gaming desktop SLC10300V6 (completely unupgraded)

[@Diddy_claps_Meek_Mill]

You're gonna have to share your specs or chosen hardware. Can't really determine what to tell you if we have no idea. Best advice is looking for kinks and bottlenecks in your rig. tons of guides and useful information online. Lacking some FPS, then better or more RAM might be best.

[@Junsss69]

We need more 4k OLED curved monitors in the market. I just ordered the Acer Predator X32, however apart from Alienware this was the only one I saw that fit those requirements. Super stoked to get my monitor

[@shoganai2545]

I actually just recently went with 1440p with a 4070ti super, using a XG27AGDMG and it looks absolutely beautiful coming from a 1080p monitor. I also own a lgc1 4k OLED TV. The difference between 4k and 1440p isnt really noticeable at all unless I'm an inch away from the TV. (Also 4k monitor prices are outrageous and 4k gpus arent any better in terms of pricing)

[@Rehsalus]

I got a 1440P 27" Acer 165Hz. And a LG 55" OLED. From 1440P to 4096x2160 is a huge diff. in my eyes. I played on both and i cant go back to 1440P. Friends say the same. 27" 1440P to 55" 4k is huge. From 1440P 27" to 4k 27" is not the same.

[@ryanespinoza7297]

@@Rehsalusyou’ll notice even more difference if you had a 42in oled. That’s the only LG oled size that has higher pixel density than a 27in 1440p screen. I love my LG C2 42 as my desktop monitor

[@Glubbdubdrib]

@@Rehsalus I had the 48 or 49 inch LG C2, forgot the size, but recently bought the LG 45GR95QE and it's a better experience mainly because it's native 240hz compared to the interloped 120hz. And it only get it's worse if you wanna use frame gen on the TV.

[@anotherjustyy]

How’s the text clarity on your xg27aqmdg? I’ve read that there is color fringing around text worse that qd-oleds

[@Rehsalus]

@@Glubbdubdrib interessting. I use FG with my 4090 all the time. I got 0 problems. No blurry or frame Bugs. Only a nice clear/sharp picture with beautiful colours. Cyberpunk with PT psycho 70-90 FPS with FG. 0 problems. Same for Ghost of tsushima, Black myth and other games. I use gsync btw. Dont know if there is a diff to vsync

[@pokepokepoke64]

Oled on my phone was life changing, oled on my switch to switch oled made me actually use the thing portably, oled monitor made me play so many more fps games and it’s soooo smooth. Oled tv was pretty cool too :)

[@N3NT0X]

What monitor should I get for a Radeon rx 6600? I’m a beginner.

[@watcherofcontent806]

1080p

[@dillzilla4454]

I personally will say to get a 1440p 120hz monitor. Not because your card will actually be good at playing at that resolution but because you realistically will never need anything more than that even if you upgrade to top end GPUs later. Visually 1440p is practically identical to 4k and they really don't cost much more than 1080p monitors

[@despairdx]

1080

[@R3AL-AIM]

VA is a happy medium between IPS and OLED. Some panels have pretty good color, you'll get bright whites and near OLED blacks with the right moitor/ tuning, only problem with others is ghosting.

[@Chikin_parm]

I said 540hz tn panel

[@pf8ox]

Absolutely dreadful

[@PierceGibbss]

Unless you play hardcore comp , nah dude 🤮

[@Chikin_parm]

@@PierceGibbss yeah all other games that dont involve guns and brutally destroying kids online is boring

[@verttisyrjala2897]

480hz oled is a better choice easily.

[@lol3ndir]

I didn't think of getting OLED until I saw one in real usage. I love my 45" OLED.

[@JordynCruz-os6ze]

Is the RX 7700xt and the Ryzen 7 5800x3d a good combo for fps games

[@iboopy-fl2ic]

7500F/6800?

[@GabrielF39]

Yes but only if you have a high refreshrate monitor or are wanting to play in 1440p or 4k

[@aether8412]

@@iboopy-fl2icwhat are u tryna say?

[@iboopy-fl2ic]

@@aether8412 Ryzen 5 7500F with a RX6800

[@aether8412]

@@iboopy-fl2ic are asking if it’s good?? I’m confused 😭

[@nubscrub]

I just want to jump in and say, I’ve been on the 32” LG OLED Dual mode 4K 240hz / 1080p 480hz for 5 weeks now, it is a game changer and the first piece of tech in a long time that feels worth every penny. It’s just that much more useful and image quality is amazing. Consider saving up for something epic!

[@onlineuser1990]

Where tf do people get all this money

[@User-12947I]

I worked hard and smart so I can afford it u can too all the best

[@mysterymeat1216]

Knowing how to budget and waiting for good deals will get you incredibly far in life, financially

[@Madness801]

Work and save?

[@onlineuser1990]

I feel like people didn't understand my question, decent 1440p OLED monitors go for around 700$, while the bare minimum 144/165/180hz 1080p monitors goes for around 100$ give or take. It's like 7 times the price and I was asking about the luxury spending; I doubt the majority of people spend money on a monitor that costs more than a lot of people's PCs, and since this short was made I assume it is not an uncommon question, and hence the question where do people get all this money. The average American makes around 20$ per hour (median) so that's like an entire week's income..

[@onlineuser1990]

Or just think about how much someone spent on their PC if they allocate 700$ for an OLED monitor; at least 3k with a 4080S

[@DinoLAC]

Just got my first OLED 1440 monitor and I’m excited. After playing on my friends PC with that monitor I just couldn’t stop thinking about it and how smooth gaming was for me

[@Laptopsigmagamer]

I would rather get a 1080p OLE than a 4k ips monitor

[@fourwheelerjock]

They sell 4k OLED monitors....

[@inhwankim9418]

Now that just sounds like poor guy talking ridiculous

[@Laptopsigmagamer]

@@inhwankim9418 that's how good OLED is

[@hatty101]

Get 4k and reduce settings for FPS games not big issue. Get both of the world

[@mistypikku]

Who even plays 4k💀

[@PlaystationFan13]

Me

[@JahonCross]

Me lol

[@fredstead5652]

Couple people. That clarity is unbeatable. I'm personally sticking to 1440p for the frames though.

[@freo2997]

Rtx 4080 super and 4090 users

[@despairdx]

Definitely not u and no one cares 🤣

[@esmith2k2]

This is literally the scenario i've been thinking about for an upgrade for a little while now and I drew the exact same conclusion

[@laggybum3218]

I just hooked up my new 32" Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP. I'm impressed! My only concern is that it takes up a LOT of area on my desk!!

[@WillAmbiance]

With an RTX 4080 Super… In games like COD/CSGO/Overwatch… You can hit 4K-144FPS+ with max settings selected with DLSS Quality, therefore I’d pick 4K-144hz… I know this cause I got the setup and the extra pixels are tremendous when spotting enemies further away. So the balance of max resolution and 144hz+ is worth it.

[@yoda9256]

you could do the same at 1440p and get 360 fps and that is going to actually play an impact as far as response time goes

[@kadleli683]

I doubt you even need DLSS with CS/Overwatch. Still would go for OLED though, looks so much better.

[@Edumoira]

srry for probably not so good english; The reason: "cuz its a more wow factor". what a goat, love it how u understund the, probably, mayority point of view and interests, so well done

[@Digitalknifeparty]

I have a 4080 Super and asked myself this same exact question. I ended up going with a 4K monitor because I heard text clarity isn’t good with OLED monitors. I need to have good text clarity because I use my monitors for software development. Zach is right, the difference between 1440p and 4K isn’t nearly as great when comparing jumping from 1080p to 1440p.

[@JackyTran]

100% agreed 1440 to me seems like the sweet spot. I have 4K everything in my house and barely notice the difference when switching between my 1440

[@Harryjordan]

1440p Ultrawide is the sweet spot

[@connorgrant8604]

Going from 1080p 144hz to 4k 240hz OLED was life changing

[@Krnrkrnj]

Abt to do that with an rtx 4070 super

[@connorgrant8604]

@ nice I went from 2060 to 4090 it was insane

[@abhiram8035]

Size of the monitor play an important factor in deciding resolution because the ppi matters.

[@Til_What]

Objectively the correct answer. Mine ist actually OLED, but it's high refresh and 32''. The resolution plus size is perfect for real immersion.

[@hiwebula]

I switch to OLED and wow it’s one of the biggest upgrades ever. Went with 39 inch LG OLED monitor. Game changer 💪

[@shuny11r23]

I went with an OLED Monitor over a 4K and I'm glad I did. Love this monitor

[@Scrudge1]

I have been looking for this answer for 3 weeks solid. Don't have that GPU but same monitor dillema, thanks!

[@Tht1guy63]

This man speaks facts! Thank you 1440p to 4k is not really noticable to me. Il take the frames and more longevity of my gpu. There is also the option to dldsr! I use a 4080 at 1440p.

[@carldavidkho]

This has been a question in my mind for quite a w while. thanks

[@fablefortitude5760]

I went from 1080 to 1440 for casual browsing/usage, movie watching, and gaming ... Difference was HUGE. I tried going to 4k and returned the monitor two days later. It's a nice picture, but the difference wasn't enough to justify what I was paying. 4k is good, not worth the hype when 1440p is still a thing. Pair 1440 with OLED? It's good game.

[@Crashsquirrel72]

As someone with a 4k mini led monitor vs 2k OLED. Get the 4k mini led. If it's 4k mini vs 4k oled, get the OLED.

[@darthyoda868]

Would have said 1440p all day/every day until I actually got an OLED. There's no comparison. I'm lucky enough to check both of those boxes with my monitor. Samsung Odyssey OLED g8 32" 4k UHD 240hz for around $1000 US is a game changer. Literally. As the new 2024/25 OLED monitors come out, the prices on existing models should start to drop significantly. Happy shopping this fall! OLED 8k 360hz right around the corner!!!

[@mece4753]

especially with oled. the oled experience is different

[@MrSlayerkid117]

Size also makes a difference. When I worked at Best Buy, a 4k under 38 had lower quality because they cheated to make the pixel count by layering pixels this was in 2018, however. A 32 inch monitor I'd get oled all day. Not to mention color quality makes a big difference in images as well.

[@fusion1203]

Here’s a tip: PPI matters more then resolution. Ppi is pixel per inch or pixel density. So the ppi depends on screen size like mobile phones don’t need to be 4k because how small and dense the pixels are so they look perfectly clear and you don’t see individual pixels :)

[@lukasvogler4486]

I have a Neo G8 and Im super happy with it.

[@sufian-ben]

while choosing the 1440p Oled over the 4K lcd is the best choice here, Zach me and you both know that the jump from 1440p to 4K is much bigger than from 1080p to 1440p

[@romaniachin6751]

Exactly & that's why i play on an ultrawide 45"oled bendable corsair monitor, RDR2 comes alive on it for sure 2k is good enough for me

[@mastervorn3220]

1440p is the correct answer, like THE correct answer. it looks good, and if it’s OLED, even better.

[@greatsoup3439]

So where does mini led factor in to this. I just got a 1152 zone mini led IPS monitor and with HDR on its absolutely mind blowing. I imagine dark scenes are better in OLED but the brightness of a mini led makes high brightness lighting absolutely stunning.

[@DETERMINOLOGY]

Both will work, I would lean toward 4k OLED my self ngl

[@litdevilgaming4270]

I had to ask myself this question a while back and I went with a 4k monitor 144hz with my 3080 i912900k build. I play a variety of games non-comp like elden ring and comp like COD. I wish now that i had bought a 2k 240hz or even 360hz monitor. My plan now is to wait for a 5080 and pair it with my i9 and use a 2k 240 or 360hz for a slight competitive advantage and smoother looking games with little sacrifice from 4k to 2k.

[@kyleschulze4557]

another factor that wasn't mentioned is the size of the monitor. since pixel density or PPI matters quite a lot. If you want a large monitor and are fairly close (like 2 ft) to it then 100% go for 4k. if you want an averaged size monitor and are like 2-4ft away then it doesnt matter about the pixels. TLDR the difference between 4k and 2k only matters if you are able to notice the difference because of how close you are or how large the screen is.

[@connormuckerman8101]

I got a 4k monitor half off because it was open box and it’s amazing. Went from 1440p and the jump is EXTREMELY noticeable… do not listen to people who tell you otherwise.

[@MrBlacksight]

Go with what is in your budget. If you can afford to get a 4k high refresh rate, then go with that. The realestate is always nice to have when working. And when you have, you could always lower the resolution or details if the framerate isn't high enough.

[@asherdales]

1440 OLED. Better refresh rate and better color depth with true blacks. As far as uses outside of gaming I haven't really noticed a difference in streaming 4k vs 1440. I always notice some sort of artifacting in lowlight scenes.

[@rowanyuh6326]

4k is needed for games like war thunder 1440p oled is better for games like bf2042 and bo6. Cyberpunk looks better on OLED since I get more than 20 fps and better HDR. Source: 4080 pc with alienware 360hz oled and lg 160hz 4k ips.

[@Lema784]

4k : 3 840×2 160=8 294 400 pixels 2k : 2 560×1 440=3 686 400 pixels Full hd : 1 920×1 080=2 073 600 pixels You get 1,77x more pixels going from 1080p to 1440p and 2,25x more pixels going from 1440p to 4k So 4k makes a huge difference althought it's way more demanding for a GPU

[@WishesXYZ]

I have 4090 and 1440p monitor. And when i switched my FullHD tv on 4K HDR TV its so impressed me that now i want change my monitor on 4K

[@BozTheReaper]

i had 2 big jumps in my gameplay experience this weekend. i went from a 27in 1080p, va panel to a 32in 1440p, ips panel and i don't want to ever use my old montior again. the jump between my 2 i feel are equally big as non oled to oled because ips panels are just so much brighter yet much more dark at the same time over the other 2 lcd options while keeping quality and no smearing that i have seen compared my old va panel and the jump to 1440p from 1080 is night and day. you'll never want to go back

[@taylors4243]

That neo g8 is about the best 4k monitor right now. Period.

[@hellground23]

Ive saved up a bit more and got a 4k 240hz oled and its £860 in the uk which is a great deal

[@hellground23]

@@Layla-p2h alright

[@nivrag00]

I agree, if I had the money lol. I have both a PC and a PS5, but most of my solo/RPG games are on my PS5 so imo, I would get the 1440p monitor for my PC so I can have the higher refresh rate and FPS for my shooters, and then get like a 4K or a really nice OLED TV for my PS5. It’s the dream for me, but gotta lock in the real money paying job first.

[@simplicated99]

Just picked up an Alienware 34 Inch 1440p ultrawide OLED display for $300 off + 20% cash back. Best purchase ever!

[@corie_1032]

I have the asus 4k oled 42 inch. Love it.

[@SomeoneOnlyWeKnow.]

I always say that pixel density matters way more than actual resolution. If you have a larger monitor, 4K is more valuable. If you're sitting the same distance away from a smaller monitor 1440p is realistically all you're going to really need.

[@jackali5014]

Gonna get OLED when the price become reasonable. I have 2k 260Hz for now.

[@noidsuper]

4K. Forgot to mention size as a factor. 32” is significantly more immersive than 27”.

[@arealboiii4830]

gonna throw this out there to the 4k simps like myself, I play on a 43" 60 hz samsung tv and HOLY is it worth it. the 120hz models are coming to be widely available on the used market for decent prices as well. just food for thought if thats what you prefer.

[@thisiskaos9249]

Trust your own eyes and ears and feelings/taste only. The best option would be if possible or if you have access to, check those two monitors side by side keeping all other hardware the same. I have recently purchased a laptop and a 4K monitor. I compared them against their OLED counterparts. I did not like the shine of the OLED screens and settled for the LCD screens instead, ending up paying more. In your case, it could just be the opposite. If you find OLED is more appealing to your taste, go for it.

[@benjaminmaher8896]

Recently got a 75 inch 4k tv and I played death stranding on it and my god its beautiful. Also that game is extremely light its kinda impressive.

[@Superagent666]

My metric for whether I think 4K is ready for limelight is maxed Cyberpunk settings at 4K with no DLSS at 120fps. If a GPU can do that, then I'll feel comfortable upgrading off 1440p. But for now, it's still the best resolution

[@pecoliky8793]

As someone who owns that monitor Thats a g8 neo, 4k 240hz monitor. Best monitor ive ever used. Next to my asus tuf 1440 the image looks unreal

[@JustinTheMan369]

I am afraid to go to OLED due to burn-in. I have used my current 144hz 1080p TN monitor for 10 years and i have just ordered a 32" 1440p 180hz IPS monitor. OLED does look incredible, but i want to make sure that the quality provides longevity.

[@johitanxl]

Nice answer bro, Oled technology and high frame rate is a flawless victory in AAA games!!!

[@mushactual]

I have that same Samsung monitor with a 4090 and get all 240hz out of that monitor. It just boils down to preference. I like 4k

[@omergulcu]

Number of pixels is 1.78 times of fhd in qhd and 4 times of fhd in 4k - so the resolution gap is larger between qhd and 4k than fhd and qhd

[@SlayerU-616]

I don't know why am I watching your most of the videos even i can't afford any of them not even the fan you suggest but still those builds just personally my favourite honestly,

[@kingdraconias]

I have an OLED TV hooked up for 4k gaming, and an OLED monitor hooked up for 1440p gaming. Competitive is monitor, cinematic is 4k

[@flipicaneze]

I have a dual1440p IPS setup and love it playing max settings maxing out the 165hz on my 4080. I'm planning on upgrading to OLED 1440p higher refresh when my monitors wear out

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

IPS. Wear out. That would be a looooong wait.

[@animationlivegerman5989]

Also (if the Hz are the same) the GPU has to push less pixels, so can dedicate more towards consistancy

[@rizguy]

Wow I was in this exact situation and just decided to go with the 1440p OLED a few weeks ago! No regrets

[@DevilGaming4455]

My 1440p monitor is starting to get hot spots on it so I might actually upgrade to an OLED and I've found a couple around $450. I'm so excited!

[@mindfalling7079]

The oled in both cases cause singleplayer AAA games will have a great immersion.

[@MrRedzac77]

Went from 2k 120fps to 5k 100fps Anyone who says theres not really a difference should get his eyes checked. It was the craziest upgrade I had

[@LouisBennett-ry1ge]

Finally someone who asked this question !

[@corey2232]

4k looks so much better than 1440p to me. If you have a 27 inch or larger display, it's super easy to see the massive image quality difference when you're sitting 2 feet away. That being said, you can get a 32 inch 4K/144hz (or higher)/HDR/G-Sync monitor for $500, sometimes less. I would much prefer an OLED panel, but I when I can save money & still get all the above, I'll take the 4k/144hz monitor.

[@rupes96]

I agree, i buy 4K monitor base on my curiosity.

[@nyanates]

I've been happily gaming at 1080p the last -7 years with the original Ryzen 7 1700X and 1080 Ti. Upgrading shortly to a Ryzen 3950X and 2080 Ti to dip my toes in RT.

[@SyniStar616]

Frame rate over resolution any day of the week, even for single-player games. Gimme that beautiful 1080p or 1440p at 120 to 144hz and I am GOLDEN.

[@Diego-yh5gm]

You should do a video on how to care for an OLED display to prevent burn in damage

[@camiloasepulveda1]

I just went from 1440p 180 hz IPS to the Alienware AW3423DWF, an ultrawide 1440p 34 inch OLED monitor, 165hz. Even if 4K is good, I think this is just goated of visuals. You can debate if ultrawide is worth for you but OLED it's just superior. Eventually I will buy a 4k oled monitor too, with some luck someone will release a 4K ultrawide monitor, I'm hoping.

[@MadhurajSpeaks]

Go for LG C3 or C4 42" oled 120hz 4k, which will cost around 600usd on sale or if you're lucky can get open box ones for even less