Swapping From 1440p to 1080p - The Pros Were Right!

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[mobilePCreviews]

dang top 500 in ow2 is pretty impressive. especially considering there's like 600 people playing.

[satin]

i recently switched from a 24" 144hz 1080p monitor to a 32" 1440p 260hz monitor and actually find competitive cs far better, its easier to see people through gaps and long distance, despite it being so much larger

[dandova]

I liked the concept of the debate 1440p vs 1080p, but this whole video just felt like a sponsored advert for the monitor, no harsh feelings.

[_bhuc]

1080p is like a blessing for me, having a budget setup with a series s and a 1080p monitor is all i want tbh

[ramon]

My best upgrade ever was in 2015, built my first gaming pc. Went from playing PS3 at 720p or very rare 1080p at 30fps. With my gaming pc, I was playing 1440p at 60-100fps. Talk about being blown away. I game at 4K and 34” ultra wide in OLED monitors now, but that initial jump still ranks #1

[RealziesCuts]

Going from 1080P to 1440P is life-changing, best gaming set up upgrade I have ever done 💫✊
346 days no alcohol 🏆

[Quake_X]

I went back to 1080p gaming do to the lack of ultra wide support on many titles, along with countless resolution problems during streaming different titles. 1080p just works.

[akin]

Not a pro gamer, but QHD (1440p) is great for non-professional gaming. The display resolution with good enough FPS makes the experience worth it if money/career is not on the line.

I can see the perks if someone's career/money is on the line, then FHD (1080p) is optimal to reduce lags or other graphical issues.

[theknight]

Gigabyte G24F 2
This monitor for it's price at $120, probably the best bang for buck 1080p 165hz 1ms monitor, which can be overclocked to 180hz. Featuring IPS Panel and HDR10+ image quality. Fully adjustable too..
The best performance + visual treat giving monitor imo.

[RespectMaAuthoritah]

Major reason why pros are on 1080p is due tournament equipment that is most of the times 1080p monitors. Ofc you see all info on smaller screen better so you dont get your eyes tired that fast, but if we are not talking about like csgo hardcore pros, most of them would switch to higher res instantly.

[d_commentator]

As a more casual gamer who also likes to watch movies and videos.
A 1440p is the way to go as we get a better quality.
Also with game settings you can manually turn down the quality, therefore having both a 1440p and 1080p monitor in one (to some extent)

[plusgamer]

I had been playing Apex at 1080p 144hz 24in and switched to a 1440p 165hz 27in monitor. I usually only average 100 fps but the resolution is like night and day for clarity.

[frikkievuiltrens]

I moved from a 27" 165Hz 1440p monitor to a 24" 360Hz 1080p monitor for "competitive" purposes and now I game on a 34" 180Hz 1440p monitor and I enjoy the immersion the ultrawide offers the most.

[MichaelHarto]

One thing i'm quite shocked to learn was fighting games are much more reliant on fast response time & refresh rate compared to FPS games despite their framerate being capped to 60 fps. All for the sake of minimizing input delay. Since their reactions are based on each frame or 16 ms, they really need stable & low input delay.
Pro players read frame data like a bible.

[TisiphonesShadow]

I'm the exact opposite. I went from a screen like what you're describing to a 32" 1440 at 165hz and 1ms response. It substantially improved my performance, and my framerate is never an issue.

[supersaiyan]

It's funny i just got a 32inch 4k monitor a few weeks ago. I came from a 1080p 24inch. At first it was jarring and I was struggling to play games like doom eternal because of over stimulation. I eventually got used to it and would never go back. It's great.

[taboe]

I had a 1440p 27" but decided to go back to 24" 1080p. The smaller screen feels way nicer for myself in competitive FPS games. For a few reasons the 24" just fits better.

[undercover]

as someone who has 1080p 240hz and 1440p 165hz I definitely prefer the 1440p 165hz. it has a lot to do with the sharper resolution that I like. I do plan on eventually getting a 1440p 240hz sometime in the future.

[Great-Documentaries]

I still can't believe that it is possible in this world for someone who plays Super Mario to turn pro. What a screwed up world with regard to priorities.
We *must be living in the months before World War 3.*

[cccpredarmy]

1080p on a 24" is like 1440p on a 32". Recently out of curiosity I lowered the resolution on a 32" 1440p 165hz monitor to 1080p. I could litereally see the grains onevery game.
I can imagine those who game on 4k see even more grains when they get to 1440p.
If you're undecided about if it's worth the money I highly suggest you to lift your butt up and test it in rl. Stores offer setups to try the specs out. It's really worth the experience!