Yeah I went from a 24” 1080p 144hz IPS to a 27” 1440p 240hz IPS. I barely noticed the higher resolution. However 240hz is insane. They are both IPS. But the 1440p has a wider color gamut. (Pixio PX248P to a Gigabyte M27Q X)
Yes but when u watch 1080p content on a 1440p monitor it looks blurry. 95% of youtube videos and 100% of twitch streams are 1080p. Movies u can usually find 4K, but if u watch videos or streams you're screwed. Better buy a 4k 144hz monitor. U need at least a 4070 Super for that (or Ti or Ti super, the base 4070 is a bit too weak) and u can get some really decent monitors such as the Msi Mag 274UPF which is less than 400 dollars.
I had 1440p 27" 144hz and downgraded to 1080p 24" 240hz and I did'nt notice much of a diffrences visuals wise. But damn there is a huge step up from 144hz to 240hz.
Yea I think if you got a 27 inch 1080p there will be some differences. But for me at the time I could only get 240hz on 1080p, like I got a tv hooked up if I want higher res
I think it depends on a few things like screen sizes and view distance. I also believe that PPI (Pixels Per Inch) is more important than actual resolutions.
depends on which size you want your monitor to be in terms of ppi. For 1080p it is 23-24 inches and 1440p for the SAME quality is 27 inches, being that the larger the monitor the bigger the pixels.
I saw a laptop selling for 700$ that supposedly hd an RTX 4090, 300+ HZ screen (don't remember exactly what refresh rate) and claimed 16+ hours of battery gaming. Pretty funny.
@@oldbonniegamer938did you see the new mac laptop that has 22hrs battery life but never in my life i’ll ever get a apple laptop for gaming lmfaoo never
@@shiyureithose are working laptops that don’t have all those high end gaming stuff or sum thing. Gaming laptops and significantly worse in terms of battery life and they can barely last 1hr through gaming
Switched from a 1080p@60hz monitor with no adaptive sync to a 3440x1440p@165hz freesync premium pro monitor recently. It's a bit better if you have the extra cash, but it's honestly not as mind blowing as people try to hype it up to be, imo.
Glad, I'm not the only one. Been using 1080p 120hz for almost a decade and after switching my monitor to 1440p 120hz few months ago. The image is a bit sharper and that's about it. I could slightly tell the difference when I'm up close. If you are on a budget 1080p is still king. 900p and 720p are also still good as well since I use it from my server. 1440p is only worth it if you have spare cash and in need of a niche upgrade. It's a decent enough upgrade if you have a gpu that could take advantage of it. Though with that said, it's not mind blowing enough that you should switch your 1080p to 1440p asap.
If you have a new Gen PC the only reason to run 1080p is if you have a 360hz or 520hz monitor. At least in my opinion. I run a Nitro +7800xt and consistently get 200+frames at 1440p ultra in games like fortnite, and 150-180 on Ultra settings in Triple A games like COD. Got my entire build including all peripherals and a 1440p 240hz Qled samsung for $2000
Good info especially the 1.6 million extra pixels. It truly does make a big difference especially in optimized games. You can see perfectly further away
No less than 4 years ago, I bought a 2560x1080 144Hz IPS G-Sync compatible monitor. I will likely use it until it breaks as I haven't felt the need to upgrade since 😎
i play on an odyssey neo g7 with an 1080ti in 4k 60hz and my second monitor is 1080p and the difference is huge, but for fps games you better buy 1080p or 1440p in my opinion. it is enough
All this debate between 1920x1080 and 2560x1440… and then there’s me wishing for 1920x1200 and 2560x1600 to be more readily available in computer monitors since the 16:10 aspect ratio has been making a comeback in premium laptops these past couple of years.
I own 2160p, 1440p, and 1080p monitors (all 144Hz), and I can say that the difference between 1080p and 1440p is so small that you only end up missing out on performance and spending more money. If you're looking to buy a new monitor, go for either 4K or Full HD with a high refresh rate
I upgraded afger years of a 24" TN 1080p 75hz to a dell 27" IPS 165hz and the smoothness of higher refresh rate was actually really noticable. The resolution change wasnt really mind blowing for me tbh but its still really crispy compared to 1080 and better.
I just went from an acer predator 1080p 240hz ips to the msi mpg 1440p 360hz oled monitor this month and it’s amazing!!! I have a 4080super with the 7800x3d, 32gb corsair 6k mhz ram , Samsung 990 pro on a Asus b650e-f mobo, psu MSI mag 850 watt
I used to have a 1440p and feel the difference wasn't that big of a noticeable difference for me, personally It's either 1080p or you ball out with deep pockets and go 4K, but at the end of the day though, it really comes down to personal preference.
There are people that actually can't feel the diff between 1080 and 1440p. I advise going to a monitor shop to check if you can actually see the difference or even better go to your friend's house that plays the same game as you. Same goes for refresh rate if you have a 60hz monitor, uncap or set the FPS limit higher and see if you can notice any screen tearing.
Its important to note that 1080p is still a very solid resolution, but most people upgrade because 1080p is CPU bound and having a 1440p monitor will actually use more of your GPU (which on mid tier or high end builds it's actually better to have a 1440p monitor because you want to get the most out of your expensive GPU)
Hi. Where did you buy it? I'm looking to buy a new monitor, but i can only find more expensive deals for monitors like that. Are you Hungarian? Did you buy it from a Hungarian store and converted the price to usd?
My analogy: 1080p if 24" or less (better fps) 2k/1440p if 27" or more (mid fps) 4k if 32" or more (not so good fps) Personally I use a 1440p on the side when I am gaming since it's only 144hz and when I am gaming I use a 1080p 240hz monitor as my main. My 2k monitor is 32" since it's rly good for content besides that overall I still prefer the 24" 1080p 240hz ips monitor I use.
I would recommend a 1440p or 2k monitor with 160 fps, as its balanced and has something from both sides! (Im a mentally deranged 3440x1440 159Hz ultra wide user)
in a 27", you DEFINITELY should use a higher res for that. Basically, the bigger the screen gets, the more stretched out the pixels can be. Make sure you get a high res so the pixels wont be stretched out too much.
It's a huge difference on a quality screen. Same with 4k but most cheap TV's look identical on 1440p and 4k due to bad pixel density at most you will see slightly more shimmering artifacts.
Dlss gives you 1080p performance with quality as good as 1440p or slightly worse/better than 1440p, tho even if its worse than native it will still look better than 1080p
I think 1440p is a worthwhile upgrade over 1080p if you have a pretty good system but I don't think 4k will ever be worthwhile over either for a good while
You can get a 1440 monitor and play at 1080 so you don't lose fps, the scaled image will look better than a 1080 monitor, And you can see content in high quality
I'm using lg c3 it's 4k but capped at 120hz/fps it's good for hybrid between pc and ps5, looks good and great picture quality i do have 165hz monitor back then but let's be real pc player doesn't need more than 120fps if you not into esport, I'm still fine 120fps playing cs2 and dota 2
*me laughing with a 720p tv monitor*
TV?!? Mines a 1366x736 PC monitor btw
Me 1368×768@@BlueVoxeel
@@BlueVoxeelim 1378x1440p
@@BlueVoxeel lmfaofaofoa SAME
@@PuffPurify 1378?
sitting that close to the display you should consider a VR headset…
Nah fr tho
Bad eyesight maybe, mine is so bad that even sitting that close wont help me see perfectly
@@MaxerV19same lol, it gets blurry if I sit more than 5-6 inches away. I always have to use my glasses with my monitor or I suffer
@@Korixon. Consider going into an ophtalmologist, you need glasses with blue light blocking
It’s a csgo thing
I bought my 27” 180 Hz 1440p IPS monitor for $147.
I bought my 240 hz 25 inch monitor for 110
@@DATAVOCADO WHAT
Which one is it I wanna buy
I’ve seen 24” ips 180hz 1440p go for 100
@@Kyle-cg6iz which one
Dude literally counted all the pixels to confirm it's a 1080p monitor
We gon talk bout that laugh tho???😭
It was so devious 😭
sounded like a baby goat 💀
Bro sounded like Mikey mouse 💀
Annoying orange
SpongeBob lookin ahh
I never seen 1080 until 2018... Yeah, 1080 still looks like the future for me.
Us bro us
@@raywhit-he13 🤝
I was saying the same but after i got a deal for a 28" 4k 120 dell for 30$😅 i see a lot of difference in image
@@oracula9229 wow, that's nice
It does on a 14 inch monitor lmao
I switched from a 24" 1080p 144hz VA panel to a 24" 1440p 165hz IPS panel and the difference is crazy. 24" 1440p is sharp AF
There is also a difference in va and ips
But 4k tho 😮💨
U also need good Graphic Card to run 2k Resolution
Yeah I went from a 24” 1080p 144hz IPS to a 27” 1440p 240hz IPS. I barely noticed the higher resolution. However 240hz is insane. They are both IPS. But the 1440p has a wider color gamut. (Pixio PX248P to a Gigabyte M27Q X)
Yes but when u watch 1080p content on a 1440p monitor it looks blurry. 95% of youtube videos and 100% of twitch streams are 1080p. Movies u can usually find 4K, but if u watch videos or streams you're screwed. Better buy a 4k 144hz monitor. U need at least a 4070 Super for that (or Ti or Ti super, the base 4070 is a bit too weak) and u can get some really decent monitors such as the Msi Mag 274UPF which is less than 400 dollars.
why is the monitor so close to your face bro
Val player
@@Candie-qw2vn😂 ofc
Why is your brain so small bro
@@Candie-qw2vn how does he move his eyesight to the map with this angle?
I had 1440p 27" 144hz and downgraded to 1080p 24" 240hz and I did'nt notice much of a diffrences visuals wise. But damn there is a huge step up from 144hz to 240hz.
Thank you I'll stay with my 1080p 240Hz 24". I think it's the screen size that probably caused the lack of significant difference
@@Pt08020but most 1080p monitors are 24 inches btw you made that sound like that weren’t the case
Yea I think if you got a 27 inch 1080p there will be some differences. But for me at the time I could only get 240hz on 1080p, like I got a tv hooked up if I want higher res
I feel much bigger difference from 1080 to 1440 than 60Hz to 120Hz
So jumping from 60hz to 240hz is a HUGE step?
Me finally upgrading to 1080p monitor after years
Relish it dude, I only decided on 1440 because I thought it'd be nice after my 1080 was damaged by mistake when it was moved.
That itachi and kisame background goes hard 🥶
The display on my phone is higer res and higher refresh rate (1440p 120HZ) than my monitor (1080p 60HZ) so that's awesome
yeah same. I am savind for an old 4k monitor, and until then I'll stay with my 1080p 60hz monitor. (my PC is 7800x3rd 4090. I'd say its capable)
You could probably have a way to make your phone your monitor
@@hi_there._why_r_u_reading_thisYou are really poor, T Rex guy...
I think it depends on a few things like screen sizes and view distance. I also believe that PPI (Pixels Per Inch) is more important than actual resolutions.
You know that PPI = Resolution, right?
@@RiinzL sort of, but a 32 inch 1080p screen is going to have a lower PPI than a 27 inch 1080p screen
@@jacobe5398 yet another reason to stay with smaller screens
Bro really said: ☝️🤓
depends on which size you want your monitor to be in terms of ppi. For 1080p it is 23-24 inches and 1440p for the SAME quality is 27 inches, being that the larger the monitor the bigger the pixels.
My standard is that 1080p is fine untill about 27 inches. 32 inches for 4k.
It keeps your ppi realtively sane because 1080p is 💀 at 27+ inches.
I saw a laptop selling for 700$ that supposedly hd an RTX 4090, 300+ HZ screen (don't remember exactly what refresh rate) and claimed 16+ hours of battery gaming. Pretty funny.
Online probably? There's no way a gaming laptop much less one with an RTX 4090M lasting even half of that time on battery even while just browsing lol
No gaming laptop can last 16 hours, lmao.😂
macbook can @@oldbonniegamer938
@@oldbonniegamer938did you see the new mac laptop that has 22hrs battery life but never in my life i’ll ever get a apple laptop for gaming lmfaoo never
@@shiyureithose are working laptops that don’t have all those high end gaming stuff or sum thing. Gaming laptops and significantly worse in terms of battery life and they can barely last 1hr through gaming
Meanwhile my old aah laptop trying to run valorant at 60 fps in a 720p-
Mine doesn't even have close to enough free storage for valorant i have like 3gb left
I have the same walpaper on my pc! ❤❤
Is that wallpaper on wallpaper engine
@@samuelshell2917 idk i changed it 3 days ago but i downloaded it from google
It depends on screen size and how close you are sitting, on a
So basically exactly what we expected, great😅
Switched from a 1080p@60hz monitor with no adaptive sync to a 3440x1440p@165hz freesync premium pro monitor recently. It's a bit better if you have the extra cash, but it's honestly not as mind blowing as people try to hype it up to be, imo.
Glad, I'm not the only one. Been using 1080p 120hz for almost a decade and after switching my monitor to 1440p 120hz few months ago. The image is a bit sharper and that's about it. I could slightly tell the difference when I'm up close. If you are on a budget 1080p is still king. 900p and 720p are also still good as well since I use it from my server.
1440p is only worth it if you have spare cash and in need of a niche upgrade. It's a decent enough upgrade if you have a gpu that could take advantage of it. Though with that said, it's not mind blowing enough that you should switch your 1080p to 1440p asap.
@@BenTiredsonyeah bro, imo you either get 1080p or 4K in 2024, 1440p is just an awkward midpoint
@@BenTiredson what is your 1440p 120hz monitor name?
Depends on your eyesight, but to me the difference was astronomical.
Me with a 768p60hz monitor🗿
same
same lmao
Bro how
Same
can you guys stop fking replying to this I keep getting notifications 💀
At furst I thought it was going to be one of those "you haven't expressed life with out a this monitor" type video
Playing on 4k now, if you have the money its totally worth it. 4k 144hz is godlike, but 1440p was a huge improvement over 1080p
I went from using 24’ 1080p monitors to a 32’ 1440p and the upgrade is well worth it!
If you have a new Gen PC the only reason to run 1080p is if you have a 360hz or 520hz monitor. At least in my opinion. I run a Nitro +7800xt and consistently get 200+frames at 1440p ultra in games like fortnite, and 150-180 on Ultra settings in Triple A games like COD. Got my entire build including all peripherals and a 1440p 240hz Qled samsung for $2000
CPU???
@@GorryX3 Ryzen 7 7800x3d
Good info especially the 1.6 million extra pixels. It truly does make a big difference especially in optimized games. You can see perfectly further away
This man is so close to the monitor my eyes start hurting
No less than 4 years ago, I bought a 2560x1080 144Hz IPS G-Sync compatible monitor. I will likely use it until it breaks as I haven't felt the need to upgrade since 😎
Super underated video honestly
i play on an odyssey neo g7 with an 1080ti in 4k 60hz and my second monitor is 1080p and the difference is huge, but for fps games you better buy 1080p or 1440p in my opinion. it is enough
All this debate between 1920x1080 and 2560x1440… and then there’s me wishing for 1920x1200 and 2560x1600 to be more readily available in computer monitors since the 16:10 aspect ratio has been making a comeback in premium laptops these past couple of years.
I hope bro gets the love he deserves his content is too tier
Chilling with a 3060ti 1440p gonna look choppy
"This much. Or more. Or less."
I feel great confidence.
I went from 1080p 144hz to 1440p 240hz. I can barely see a difference in the refresh rate, but the image is alot better, from blurry to crisp.
FeelsStrongMan after 4 years
I own 2160p, 1440p, and 1080p monitors (all 144Hz), and I can say that the difference between 1080p and 1440p is so small that you only end up missing out on performance and spending more money. If you're looking to buy a new monitor, go for either 4K or Full HD with a high refresh rate
I upgraded afger years of a 24" TN 1080p 75hz to a dell 27" IPS 165hz and the smoothness of higher refresh rate was actually really noticable. The resolution change wasnt really mind blowing for me tbh but its still really crispy compared to 1080 and better.
for midrange pc's, 1080p for high fps, 1440p for looks ...
Just changed to 1440, the difference just my vga fan sound more louder and more hot
I just went from an acer predator 1080p 240hz ips to the msi mpg 1440p 360hz oled monitor this month and it’s amazing!!! I have a 4080super with the 7800x3d, 32gb corsair 6k mhz ram , Samsung 990 pro on a Asus b650e-f mobo, psu MSI mag 850 watt
Save your money if you what you have still brings you joy
my current monitor is 1440p, I keep the games resolution at 1080p after learning about the fps drop 😅
I used to have a 1440p and feel the difference wasn't that big of a noticeable difference for me, personally It's either 1080p or you ball out with deep pockets and go 4K, but at the end of the day though, it really comes down to personal preference.
I've gamed with 1080 1440 and 4k, the difference in 1080 to 1440 is way more noticeable than 1440 to 4k
1080p is more than enough for my 2022 ROG tablet. I'm not expecting to run current AAA titles smoothly at 4K with the same power as a PS4 Pro.
Me enjoying my celeron laptop with 768p screen from 2016
Originally 2k and 1080p looks the same to me however now that i used 2k for a while 1080p looks blurry like when you go from 1080p to 720p
Technically, 1920x1080 is 2K. If 3840x2160 is 4K.
There are people that actually can't feel the diff between 1080 and 1440p. I advise going to a monitor shop to check if you can actually see the difference or even better go to your friend's house that plays the same game as you. Same goes for refresh rate if you have a 60hz monitor, uncap or set the FPS limit higher and see if you can notice any screen tearing.
I upgraded to 4k144hz last year and low-key regret it cause now I have a hard time looking at 1080p displays.
Its important to note that 1080p is still a very solid resolution, but most people upgrade because 1080p is CPU bound and having a 1440p monitor will actually use more of your GPU (which on mid tier or high end builds it's actually better to have a 1440p monitor because you want to get the most out of your expensive GPU)
Xeneon flex gang. Honestly, its just wild, with a 7900 xtx, getting 200 fps, on a 1440p 45" ultrawide is just, wild, on another level.
Me with a 720p monitor skull 💀💀
I have a 1440p, 240hz, 0.1 ms response time, hdr, adaptiv sync, and free sync(also support g sync) koorui monitor(it was 250 usd)
Hi. Where did you buy it? I'm looking to buy a new monitor, but i can only find more expensive deals for monitors like that. Are you Hungarian? Did you buy it from a Hungarian store and converted the price to usd?
@@horvathmark1232 Amazon
@@horvathmark1232just dont game with an rx 580 and a 1440p 240hz monitor because is not good 😅
Most mid-range GPUs are now able to give good fps at 1440p. 6700xt is capable enough.
I have a 27" 144hz 1080p and a 32" 75hz 1440p monitor 1440p is a huge difference
Tetanus tom uses a 720P VGA monitor that he got from goodwill. His entire gaming setup was approx 100$!
My analogy:
1080p if 24" or less (better fps)
2k/1440p if 27" or more (mid fps)
4k if 32" or more (not so good fps)
Personally I use a 1440p on the side when I am gaming since it's only 144hz and when I am gaming I use a 1080p 240hz monitor as my main. My 2k monitor is 32" since it's rly good for content besides that overall I still prefer the 24" 1080p 240hz ips monitor I use.
I’m going from 1080p to 2160p, it’s gonna be sick, 160hz 4K monitor, it was the cheapest 4K monitor with a good refresh rate
I was barely able to see the difference between 1440p and 1080p. When I switched to 4K the clarity was so much better than 1080p.
Haha, surely useful information.
I got a laptop with a 720p gpu, can't run a video in 1080p in yt.
I would recommend a 1440p or 2k monitor with 160 fps, as its balanced and has something from both sides!
(Im a mentally deranged 3440x1440 159Hz ultra wide user)
160hz not fps
The biggest difference for me is in the text. 1440p looks so much better
I just moved up from a 1080p monitor to a 4K monitor lol
I have one 144Hz 1080p monitor for gaming and one 4K 60Hz monitor for content and art.
4K is where I see huge af differences especially if it’s an OLED
While i am watching this in 240p,On on old tv with some adapters but it works, Vga--->Scart--->Composite
Bro low-key I'm happy cuz I played 720p alot a 1080 is like 4k for me and I'm upgrading to pc with specs meant for top gaming so it feels way better😊
in a 27", you DEFINITELY should use a higher res for that.
Basically, the bigger the screen gets, the more stretched out the pixels can be. Make sure you get a high res so the pixels wont be stretched out too much.
It's a huge difference on a quality screen. Same with 4k but most cheap TV's look identical on 1440p and 4k due to bad pixel density at most you will see slightly more shimmering artifacts.
"is tha🔫🔫🔫 a 1080 monitor?"
I've been using two 2160p monitores for years, the res feels even better
...Led to Oled and switching from a 1080p 60hz to a 1080to 4k 120hz or 1440 120 it's an insane difference.
The only monitor upgrade I’m going to do is going to oled but I’m going to have to wait 3 years for the price to go down
My dumbass thought that there was 1440 pixels in a 1440 p monitor💀
It is 1440 pixels in height
There isn't?
@@neoinfinity5723fr
1080 p is 1080x1920 pixels
1440p is 1440x2560pixels
@IronSubGamer-fp1pr actually the width is written first so 1980×1080 instead of 1080×1980 (this one is correct for vertical displays)
Aware the next game from the black myth series Aware see you in 7 years
Aye drop that wallpaper software fam. Please. The one with Itachi and Kakuzu.
I remember I watched a 4k monitor review before buying mine and the man said you can never go back, that's actually true.
1080p for competitive gaming. 1440p for Singleplayer.
I’m still on the benq 144hz 1080p.
And I play CS at 1024x768 widescreen All low settings fidelity disabled with 4x anti aliasing.
Dlss gives you 1080p performance with quality as good as 1440p or slightly worse/better than 1440p, tho even if its worse than native it will still look better than 1080p
I'm on 27" 1440p 180Hz IPS. Next upgrade will be 27" 4K 240Hz OLED, when they're a thing in like 2026.
*Meanwhile legends with a 720p broken laptop screen*
25 inch 1080p 240hz, is still enough for me
I think 1440p is a worthwhile upgrade over 1080p if you have a pretty good system but I don't think 4k will ever be worthwhile over either for a good while
Its an amazing step up. The screen doesnt look like pixels, it looks like a paintinf
You can get a 1440 monitor and play at 1080 so you don't lose fps, the scaled image will look better than a 1080 monitor, And you can see content in high quality
I used to love 1080p but after I accidentally get a 4k by not reading the specs before I buy it now I'm stuck to 4k or 2k for more than 60 fps
NO way this guy got some Corridos Tumbados ! ahhahaahha
In hyperrealistic games you can really tell the difference in 1440p but for fps games no so much although long distance kills can be kind of a pain.
I’ll stick to my 240hz 1080p, I just don’t feel a need to upgrade because I’m pretty satisfied with it
For me, once I went to 1440 and tried to go back to 1080, I just couldn't. Once you realize what you're missing out on, you can't go back
When you have to think about it is there are any differences. Then don't upgrade at all
Me gaming at 4k waiting for the rest to become chad.
Doom eternal In 1440p at 120 fps was a beautiful thing.
Make it 1020p your fps will be 250 😂.
I'm using lg c3 it's 4k but capped at 120hz/fps
it's good for hybrid between pc and ps5, looks good and great picture quality
i do have 165hz monitor back then but let's be real pc player doesn't need more than 120fps if you not into esport, I'm still fine 120fps playing cs2 and dota 2
comp gamers still will agree that 24inch and 1080p is the way
Pixel difference can only be noticeable if both are same size
1080p 24 inch vs 1440p 27 inch no difference in quality