There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon idk but i zoom many websites in -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon Oh damn 4k maybe I'd use 150 but I'd rather just get a 1080p 24" screen at 100% because ui scaling is still broken on nearly every os -
The number of people who are rawdogging 4K is way higher than I expected
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling ofThe number of people who are rawdogging 4K is way higher than I expected
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The number of people who are rawdogging 4K is way higher than I expected
@volpeon I run 1080p@165 tbh
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The number of people who are rawdogging 4K is way higher than I expected
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon would have to check what windows defaults to on 4k 32 because i was fine out of the box
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon given a choice, I would not buy a display with such a high resolution, otherwise, at a desk? Probably 100% to maximize real estate. I stick to 1080p for broadcast purposes, as well as limitatons of usb c alt mode bandwidth, especially with multiple monitors.
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The number of people who are rawdogging 4K is way higher than I expected
@volpeon bro How
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@volpeon bro How
@volpeon they gotta have a tv at they desk
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
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