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Hi, when i said scalling, i only mean downscalling on the 2k monitor, obviously there is no scalling on the native 1080p, i alsoi meant full screen.. 1080p is not "downscaled" on a 1440p monitor, it is "upscaled." Higher resolutions are "downscaled" on lower resolution displays, and lower resolutio...

so do i understand that the 1080p image on the VG279qm will be better and sharper than the downscaled 1080p image on the PG27QN, even if both of them are 27 inch screens ? Again, a 1080p monitor does not have to scale a 1080p image, so the pixel mapping is 1:1, whereas a 1440p monitor has to upscal...

i see, thank you guys for your answers, ok let's take those two monitors as examples: 1) ASUS TUF Gaming VG279QM (native 1080p 270hz monitor) 2) Asus ROG Swift PG27AQN (native 1440p 360hz monitor) so do i understand that the 1080p image on the VG279qm will be better and sharper than the downscaled 1...

i understand that smaller is better sometimes, but is there any stetching on a 2k 27 inch to display 1080p? if both are 27inch, is there any reason a native 1080p screen would have a better image than a downscaled 1080p from a 2k monitor?

Hi guys,

I Was wondering if a native 27 or 25inch 1080p monitor have better image quality at 1080p than a native 2k 27inch monitor downscalled to 1080p?

Many thanks for your help.

Hi okay, when it comes to fighting game, what's most important is the response time, 60hz vs 360hz is a 14.4 ms difference in delay, since one frame is 16.6ms, that's an almost one frame advantage, which is actually very noticable, next thing is motion clarity of course. one other thing i am now co...

If game is locked to 60 then you need to look for 60 Hz 60 fps ufos for comparisons, these are at 360+. It's always a different story at low vs max refresh rate. Unfortunately games that are locked at low frame rate are also locked from improving sample-and-hold motion clarity. When it comes to str...

it looks like zowie is still a bit better even with Dyac off, but Is that a significant and impactful improvement in motion clarity and will it result in a better gaming experience? For fps games, switching from the XV252QF to the XL2566K made me perform slightly better. I'm not sure about what mat...

Both the Acer and the Benq are great monitors but from my understanding Street Fighter 5 and 6 are respectively locked to 60 and 120fps so you should be aware of this if you plan to use Dyac or VRB: If you want to make a custom resolution for 60 and 120hz to use with strobing you would be better of...

For double the price I'm not buying the zowie. The difference is miniscule, and I play valorant, cs, apex etc... You state you are playing "1 fighting game" I would buy the AOPEN 25XV2Q (same as the Acer version) All that said, both great monitors. :) In my region the AOPEN 25XV2Q costs as much as ...