Which one would you choose?
3840p @ 120FPS
>>322233173
720p 144fps
900p 120fps
1080p >~60fps
1440p <~60fps
4k 30fps
1105920/240fps
720p@60fps
1080p @ 144fps
i don't know i just play video games and if they work i'm fine with that
720p @ 60FPS
>tfw buy 144hz 1440p display
>GTX 780 barely copes on new games
VR 90 FPS
Fps every time
4k/60ps
Come on
Depends on the genre tbqh.
Action-heavy game: 720p60
Slower, better-looking game: 1080p30
Non-action (i.e. turn based tactics/strategy): 2160p20
>>322233648
>>322234198
/thread
FPS>Graphical settings>Resolution
240p @260fps
1440p ultrawide/60fps
I prefer playing on PC tbqh
>>322233173
720p/60fps
Ie, Wii U mode.
720 @ 60 fps for most games
if it's like, a genre that dosn't rely on reflexes then 1080 @ 30 fps
I'm honestly indifferent toward screen resolution (unless it's something egregious like the 3DS XL and its fuckhuge pixels). Framerate on the other hand is important for every genre except perhaps turn-based gameplay.
>>322233173
I have a PC so I don't have to choose.
>>322233173
The jump from 720p to 1080p isn't as dramatic as the jump from 30fps to 60fps.
Resolution doesn't matter if the game still has aliasing up the ass.
>>322233173
1440p 165fps
>>322233248
In 2020, maybe.
