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Posted by Ryan B.

- September 11, 2022, 21:56:50

I have a question in relation to this topic regarding the Ps4 Pro. I am curious, as my QHD monitor is accepting a 4k signal with my Ps4 Pro. Would it then be downscaling the the 4k signal to QHD as apposed to the monitor being incompatible because it's not 4k therefore being at 1080p? I know that Ps4 Pro do not accept playing at a 1440p resolution normally. Would appreciate a perspective on this thanks.

Posted by Vaidyanathan

- July 01, 2018, 08:06:15

Quote from: Carine on June 28, 2018, 15:12:08
The sharpness of my LG 34UC98w is bad compared to my Dell U2715.
I checked online the pixelpitch in the techsheet of the LG 34UC98w after reading this article and it says 0.2325 mm x 0.2325 mm, so this is correct for a QHD.

There are other factors that might influence the sharpness of the display as well, not just the pixel size. If the Dell monitor is showing better sharpness at the same resolution using the same cable, then it could be that there is some issue with the monitor itself.

Posted by Carine

- June 28, 2018, 15:12:08

The sharpness of my LG 34UC98w is bad compared to my Dell U2715.
I checked online the pixelpitch in the techsheet of the LG 34UC98w after reading this article and it says 0.2325 mm x 0.2325 mm, so this is correct for a QHD.

Posted by Redaktion

- June 26, 2018, 10:24:42

Surprising as it may seem, there is every possibility that the QHD monitor that you are using right now might in fact be a 4K panel. Supply shortages mean that OEMs could simply install a 4K panel, which are now almost as expensive or even cheaper than QHD panels and still be able to limit the output resolution via firmware. But how does one know whether the monitor has a native QHD panel or a 4K panel and does it affect regular usage?

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Your-1440p-QHD-monitor-might-be-actually-housing-a-4K-UHD-panel.310986.0.html