If you play on PC, what resolution do you game at?

[dock]

My Alienware Alpha r2 is pretty feeble so I often choose 720p for games.

 

[Bomblord]

720p 30fps (60 indoors!) for Morrowind on my Pi 4

 

[Indelible]

I mostly play smaller indie games on PC so 1080p60.

 

[Kilbane65]

Ultrawide, there are dozens of us!

 

[Falchion]

I'm at 1440p60 since it felt like the sweet spot between super high end and budget.

 

[Box]

2160p 60fps or settings menu.

 

[cHinzo]

1080p@144Hz.

 

[SmartBase]

1440p60 since 2007, then 4K60 since 2018. 1080Ti still going strong.

 

['V']

I'm actually surprised there are more 1440p144 users than 1080p144 considering 1080p144 has been super cheap a few years now and is a great entry point into high refresh gaming without breaking the budget and even older hardware such as Radeon 200 series or Nvidia 900 series are still able to run those monitors at high fps with decent settings (because not everyone here will be sporting the latest hardware right).

 

[disgraciau]

1080p. Sometimes i downsample just because i'm curious how much my PC can push.

 

[Ctrl Alt Del]

1440p 60fps. I usually game on my 4K tv, but with a GTX 1070, I usually can't do 4K on most games.

 

[Stryda]

1080p and whatever my PC can run which is usually 1080p but sometimes lower

 

[Deleted member 56266]

1440p 144fps

 

[FIREKNIGHT2029]

1440p/4K 60fps. Depends on how well optimized the game is. I shoot for 4K/60fps most of the time at the best settings but if I start getting frame drops at 4K I switch to 1440p or a slightly lower res.

 

[dlemarc]

I tend to fluctuate between 1080P60 and 4K30-60 depending on the game.

 

[Zojirushi]

Dat poll tho. 1440p@120fps is insane

 

[FastRedPonyCar]

I use a Sony 900E so 4k 60~ish most everything. If available, I pull down the render percentage to 90 or 80% before lowering to 1440p.

The drop in sharpness going from 4K to 1440 is significant.