Hezkezl t1_j9u2yzb wrote on February 24, 2023 at 3:53 PM

Reply to comment by Drekalo in Website that allows you to visually select the muscle you'd like to target and suggests workouts based on your selection. by bethebumblebee

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Hezkezl t1_iwc6hdm wrote on November 14, 2022 at 3:45 PM

Reply to comment by joomla00 in 12VHPWR adapter of the GeForce RTX 4090 - Two manufacturers, new details and exclusive information by MorgrainX

Went and measured just now, I'm about 27 inches away from my screen sitting normally, 45 inches when leaning back and about 20 inches leaning in.

I've legitimately never noticed a difference in any of those positions. Maybe I need better glasses if you swear you can tell a difference on your 27" one from about 36 inches away? I’m only in my 30s so if you were significantly younger than that or if you don’t need glasses and that might be why lol

Hezkezl t1_iwbweuy wrote on November 14, 2022 at 2:32 PM

Reply to comment by joomla00 in 12VHPWR adapter of the GeForce RTX 4090 - Two manufacturers, new details and exclusive information by MorgrainX

It should be about 3 feet away. I’ll measure it in about eight hours or so after I wake up, just turned my computer off for the night and I’m on mobile right now.

Hezkezl t1_iwbumkd wrote on November 14, 2022 at 2:18 PM

Reply to comment by Samsbase in 12VHPWR adapter of the GeForce RTX 4090 - Two manufacturers, new details and exclusive information by MorgrainX

I’ve got a 12700K, 32 gigs of DDR5 RAM, a 3090 TI, and a 32 inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 monitor that can do 4K at 165 Hz.

The only thing that lets me tell the difference between 1440p and 4k is how high my FPS counter is in games. Beyond that, sitting at a normal distance away from the monitor it’s completely impossible for me to see the difference between 4k and 1440p. Now, at 1080p? Yeah, I can see a difference… But with 1440p at 32”? Nope. Identical.

Unless I scoot forward to be about 2 feet away from the monitor and I do a quick comparison as I switch between resolutions, then I can maybe tell a little bit of something… But with a moving image aka a game that’s being actively played? There is no way.

There’s been numerous tests by people to see if they can tell the difference, and it’s pretty much a crapshoot. Most recent one I can think of is LTT with an 8K monitor trying to see if their staff can tell if it’s native 8K or 4K that’s being upscaled to 8K, and the majority of them had no idea which was which even after being told which one they were seeing. The only way that some of them could slightly tell was with the obviously lower FPS.

Don’t confuse 1080p with 8K, which seems to be what your post is getting at. A 1080p image upscaled to 8K on a native 8K monitor would definitely look different than an 8K image… But that doesn’t mean 8K is worth it or is something to aim for or anything else. 1440p is perfectly fine.

EDIT: I'm 20", 27", and 45" away from my monitor depending on if I'm leaning forward, sitting normally, or leaning back.