1440p Resolution Size I use 32 1440p because it has the same PPI as 24 1080p and I can read text on that without resorting to scaling I have also used 27 1440p before but found the text to be wee bit on the small side but any sort of scaling would make them too large
Got eye strain trying to read text when I first got my 27 1440p at 100 scale 125 is nice and comfy for how far I sit from my monitor Might try 100 again to see how it is after a while Reply reply Why not Depending on the games I would be totally okay to play at 1080p again People make the mistake to lower the resolution and compare to the native 1440p while on the same sized monitor A lowered resolution will always be blurry so people assume it was like that But a native 1080p monitor with slight smaller in size looks sharp as 1440p
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OP is correct 1440 at 75 is 1080 just like 2160 at 50 is also 1080 Render scale changes the resolution of the on screen rendering but not the resolution of the menus and HUD So things like health abilities and ammo score and crosshair will be crisper while the overall render will be much less GPU taxing I ve been debating this myself 1440p 27 text is small so scaling seems like a logical solution However the advantage of 1440p 27 is the extra screen estate Throw Windows scale to 125 and you re back to approximately the same screen estate as 24 1080p I ve tried text scaling in accessibility problem being it affects all your monitors
I m using a 1920x1080 resolution display but windows sets my resolution to 1024x768 and doesn t give me an option for 1080p resolution I tried to go into nvidia control panel to change that but it just doesn t open anymore everything was working fine and after I restarted my PC these display settings are messed up 27 1440p is the perfect balance for me I had a 27 4K monitor and without scaling it was hard work But my work laptop is a 14 1080p display and despite the much 30 40 pixel density compared to my 27 1440p monitor I have no trouble with it
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All I keep on it is discord and streaming setup My main monitor is 1440p All I want to do is scale my 1080p monitor to have the same size icons taskbar program windows to that of my 1440p monitor I literally DON T CARE about it not looking fantastic or perfect I just want that when i drag a window from my 1440p monitor over the apps and windows dont suddenly Basically what we re going to do is use the Nvidia Control Panel to use Dynamic Super Resolution to render what s on the side displays at 1440p and downscale them to 1080p This will make your system act as if you have three 1440p monitors allowing iRacing to evenly distribute across all three screens
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I use 32 1440p because it has the same PPI as 24 1080p and I can read text on that without resorting to scaling I have also used 27 1440p before but found the text to be wee bit on the small side but any sort of scaling would make them too large
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Got eye strain trying to read text when I first got my 27 1440p at 100 scale 125 is nice and comfy for how far I sit from my monitor Might try 100 again to see how it is after a while Reply reply
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1440p Resolution Size - OP is correct 1440 at 75 is 1080 just like 2160 at 50 is also 1080 Render scale changes the resolution of the on screen rendering but not the resolution of the menus and HUD So things like health abilities and ammo score and crosshair will be crisper while the overall render will be much less GPU taxing
