Sony 16k screen

[FAST6191]

On resolution the for most games on vaguely sensible sizes then it makes little odds.

Game wise it can be nice for RTSs but for some that represents something of a cheat, if I am doing crazy spreadsheets then it can be nice, and if I am editing video or doing CAD then I can have the main thing at fairly large detail with the tools around the side. Also if you are playing a long range shooting game then having a few more pixels can be nice, and is about the only thing that could not be reasonably replicated with a second screen, but few do proper long range at this point.

I am not a great fan of 16:9 ratio for computery stuff. For films it is OK.

As for 60fps... if they decouple inputs and do proper motion blur (chances are you have never seen it for a game, and it is mostly the domain of tech demos) I would say it is optional. It is nice to have the buffer (60 to 40 is lots nicer than 30 to 10) but that is most of what it adds to the equation from where I sit.

 

[Stwert]

On resolution the for most games on vaguely sensible sizes then it makes little odds.

Game wise it can be nice for RTSs but for some that represents something of a cheat, if I am doing crazy spreadsheets then it can be nice, and if I am editing video or doing CAD then I can have the main thing at fairly large detail with the tools around the side. Also if you are playing a long range shooting game then having a few more pixels can be nice, and is about the only thing that could not be reasonably replicated with a second screen, but few do proper long range at this point.

I am not a great fan of 16:9 ratio for computery stuff. For films it is OK.

As for 60fps... if they decouple inputs and do proper motion blur (chances are you have never seen it for a game, and it is mostly the domain of tech demos) I would say it is optional. It is nice to have the buffer (60 to 40 is lots nicer than 30 to 10) but that is most of what it adds to the equation from where I sit.

I definitely like my 5K screen for working. So much more information on-screen and it looks nicer, always a bonus.

But a stable 60fps is such a huge, huge change that I think it should be a minimum for next gen. If I’m playing a 30fps game on my TV and spin round you notice it a mile off.

If it’s a steady 60fps, exactly matching the screens refresh rate and you spin, everything is much, much clearer. I always choose refresh rate over detail if the option is there, for just that reason. Overall, during gameplay it improves the quality of the image more consistently than upping the detail level, because you’re not fighting against the refresh rate of the TV.

 

[BiggieCheese]

That super high resolution is cool and all, but besides the whole MicroLED thing (which sounds awesome) I feel that sticking to 4K might be for the best right now. Reaching for high refresh rates and improving upon HDR should really be the name of the game for the time being.

 

[Pacheko17]

We are rushing resolutions imo.
I think for movies we should always be aiming higher, but let graphics card technology catch up.
I have a 4K TV on my living room and always watch stuff with the highest resolution possible (like 8k60fps on Youtube), but heck, I'm still on a 1050Ti.

 

[DANTENDO]

We are rushing resolutions imo.
I think for movies we should always be aiming higher, but let graphics card technology catch up.
I have a 4K TV on my living room and always watch stuff with the highest resolution possible (like 8k60fps on Youtube), but heck, I'm still on a 1050Ti.

Gaming is more popular and entertaining than movies so gaming should come first for technology - I want and most gamers want is best tech out ther and not coming in drips and drabs

 

[the_randomizer]

Just what we need, more HD, UHD, QHD, etc epeen stroking.

 

[FAST6191]

Just what we need, more HD, UHD, QHD, etc epeen stroking.

Let them do it.
If the improvements are quite literally all in their head because no human in a vaguely normal sized house could appreciate it then it serves as nice indicator they are not especially worth listening to. If someone has a tip top graphics card then I still have to read on to see if they just have a lot of money and enjoy the hobby or spent what they/their parents have needlessly.

 

[Alexander1970]

That Sony one is little to expensive and too big for me,i leave it to my good old B/W TV....