4k 60hz or 1440p 144hz for productivity (coding, spreadsheets)?Both 27 inches
Also same price
>>102441035muh dick is 27 inches BIYATCH
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>>102441035all else being equal 4k but I would care more about color space and latency than resolution or refresh rate.
>>102441142>USE THE HECKING DEAD BOARD TO ASK THIS TECHONOLOGY RELATED QUESTION
>>102441035I do 1440p on a 32".
>>102441188legally blind
I need 240Hz minimum to look at spreadsheets
>>1024410351440p 144Hz if you are not limited by resolution right now. Even for office work you are much more precise with the mouse at higher refreshrates. I went from 60Hz to 144Hz and think that the advantage on the desktop is even bigger than for gaming. Also modern phones and laptops have 90-120Hz right now so you don't want to buy some stuttery mess right now new when all your other displays have above 60Hz.
why would you need 144hz for coding and spreadsheets
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>>102441214the iphone the best phone in the world is 60Hz no more is needed
>>102441194I like to stay about a meter away from the screen, which is also good for the eyes.
>>1024410354k 120Hz for a bit more $.
>>102441387I can't find one. Also 4k 144hz costs double, not a bit more
>>102441454>>102441387I don't live in the united states of israel
>>1024410351440p 144Hz.Windows dpi scaling sucks so much.
>>102441035I want to fuck that eyepussy.
>>102441035BIG BLACK EYELEASHES
>>10244103532" 4K 60Hz
>>102441188Fucking based, comfiest setup ever
>>102441035I'm looking to get a high-dense monitor regardless of physical size that has reduced eye strain
>>102441035as much as possible K and 60hzyou don't need giganigger gigahertz for fucking spreadsheets
1080p 120hz2160p 120hz
>>102443960You have to be 18 to post here
>>102441194>>102441188I also have 1440p on 40 inch ultrawide which equals to a 32 inch 16:9 and a 24 inch 1080p monitor. Pixel density of course isn't that high but it doesn't really matter because most of the time you work with full screen or half screen programs, that still have a higher resolution than with FHD. Also scaling is at 150% compared to 125% on my former 24 inch FHD, so every space of the program window also is displayed with more pixels. Doesn't have the "high res" effect of a 1440p 24 inch or even a 4k 27 inch monitor, but still is a solid bump over a 24 inch FHD despite technically having the same PPI.
>>102441035VagEYEna lol
>>102441035mini led 4k 27" 160hz
