1080p Vs 1440p Gaming - Which Resolution is Better in 2024?

1080p Vs 1440p gaming can be a very tricky choice, especially in 2023. And if you are confused about which to choose for your system, then might want to take a look at this video, which you might find helpful.

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#monitor #1080p #1440p

[dante]

Not many years ago everyone was happy playing at 720p or less Call of Duty MW2, Black Ops 2 on the Xbox 360, 1080p is totally fine, if you want to go to 1440p or more it must be because you really can and want to, not because you have to.

[ZagaLives]

If youre playing competitive game, high refresh rate with 1080p is the best. But if youre playing single player triple A game I think 1440p is far more beautiful

[jonahmilann]

i switched from 1080p 360hz to 1440p 240hz and it was the best decision ever. I play mostly COD, Valorant, & Fortnite. 1440p gaming is 100x better visually, definitely recommend!!

[noahlapuz]

Well, I still play at 720p and 480p. Appreciate your explanation and presentation!

[formidable]

It was hard to decide between the ASUS ROG Swift Pro PG248QP 540hz TN with 1080p and ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQN 360hz IPS with 1440p...but hopefully I made the right decision going with the PG27AQN.

[yarincool]

we need more 24-25 inch 1440p-4k high refresh rate options.

[xj]

I have a 1080p 240hz and I tried 1440p 240hz using dldsr a few months ago and I've been using it ever since. I just can't go back to 1080p anymore even if I'm playing valorant or apex I can usually keep 240fps anyways. I know it's not the same as an actual 1440p monitor but the difference is still night and day!

[radosuaf]

25" 1080p VA 240 Hz. While I would gladly play at 1440p, that's simply too expensive for me.

[Speed_mph]

If you currently play on 1080p and need a budget pc then get a 1080p with 144 or higher hz but if you already use 1440p get a 1440p or a 4k monitor (you will notice the difference if you already play on a 1440p)

[JB]

THANK YOU FOR ALL THE INFORMATION1 IT HELPED ME OUT

[BruceWaynge]

I had a 240hz 1440p monitor ultrawide I got as a gift and it broke a week later so I went from that to 1080p 60hz and now 144hz 1080p 😢

[mrpsychopath]

Just ordered a 32 inch 1440p monitor hope its better than my 1080p 24 inch

[ElderBard]

After some consideration.
Im building a system for 1080p gaming. So, yeah.

[rederickfroders]

1440p looks great, but on a PC game you need performance. 1080p is fine. Infact 1080p is perfect. Remember 720p guys? Remember gaming on 800x600?
Be smart, accept 1080p and definitely dont make the dumb mistake of trying 4k.

[XEmoriX]

i know it might most likely sounds dumb but im so happy titanfall2 getting shown

[techsavage]

What if i am a Partial Competetive and Story Based Gamer ?

[alexstancil]

for someone who is just getting into PC gaming do you think that 1080p is good enough or it's worth the 100-200 bucks more for 1440p?

[darkenedlegacy-yw]

i still use 1080p i think its the best

[Unknownf]

Idk what do get for ps5 I mainly
Play cod sometimes Fortnite either 1080p or 1440p

[Erocchi]

I just ordered a laptop with RTX 4070 QHD 165Hz displayed and intel 12th gen 12650H i7 processor, now I'm a bit worried about fps and gaming performance.😑 Will it be ok or do I have to set the screen resolution to 1080p for performance?