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orclover
Desde en Jun 2012
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4K versus 3K

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November 27, 2020, 14 respuestas
Given that you are running on a 1080p display, no. Can you see a difference between a 1080p card and a 3K on your display? On same 1080p display a 4K card will show little if any improvement over a 3K card.
I would Agree with this, except unless you have a very Large 1080p Screen, say over 40"
like a50 - 70 or 80" screen.

Then you Might see a difference between 3K and 4K, on a 1080p screen

Remember 1080p is the same number of Pixels, no Matter the Physical size of the Screen.
The Difference is the Size or Spacing between each Pixel.
on a Small screen, the Pixels are more tightly Packed. A much Higher DPI or PPI ( dot per inch , Pixel per inch )
on a larger screen, the Pixels are more spaced apart or bigger in size and can lead to a Screen Door effect when viewed close up.

At a distance your eye and your brain are tricked to blend them together so you don't notice the screen door as much if at all.

But I do Doubt if there is any perceived difference between a 3K clip and a 4K clip seen on a 1080p screen.

A person might think there is, because they know it..
But doing a Blind test, when the image is reveled and you don't know what resolution the clip is.
I don't think one could tell the difference on a 1080p screen.

There certainly is a difference between 4k and 3k on a 1080 screen. I desperately wanted there not to be a difference because it costs more money to go for 4k cards. I screen record every card in fullscreen with filters and on the desktop so I can zoom in and there is a noticable difference. I would imagine it is like 25% more crisp considering the extra data in 4k vs. 3k files...and is really noticable in cards that might have some native blur due to mistakes in the original filming. Not every card is created the same. Again, I wish it wasn't so...4k runs slower, takes up more HD space, and costs more money as it is the main reason to go premium but...it just looks better.