Monitors

[DRG]

Does anyone play the game with a 4K monitor that features a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels ?

[troopie]

Originally Posted by DRG

Does anyone play the game with a 4K monitor that features a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels ?

No not me.

troopie.

Take it easy Don.

[scorpio_rocks]

My Laptop is 4k 3840 x 2400, does that help?


And yes have played both games on it happily.

[DRG]

Yes , it does

Can you post a screen shot of the game in progress with the main menu showing

Like this






Do you have any issue with the font size at that resolution ?

Is the menu screen about the same size when you view it or is it smaller ?

How big is your lap top screen? That may be critical to how well ( or not ) you view it.... I'm never going to run it on a laptop. When I upgrade to win11 I am thinking to upgrade to a 27" monitor from 21" so how the game looks on a 27" monitor ( or larger ) is what I am after for info, but your set-up is relevant too.

What I am concerned with is if the menu screen like that encyclopedia screen gets really tiny on a larger monitor at higher resolutions or does it maintain the same ratio as I see it on a 21" @ 1920 X 1080

Basically, do I get more map area with a 3840 x 2160 4K display and does that encyclopedia screen get smaller or stay about the same?

[scorpio_rocks]

I have a MSI Raider Laptop 18 Inch monitor 4k 3840 x 2400. Windows 11




Looks pretty much like you would expect and very similar to your pic. The only slight moan is that it doesnt quite fill my desktop leaving a small strip visible to the right of the screen (the Blue strip of this forum in this case)

SORRY - I realised I have my screen set 200% scale above... Set to 100% i get a lot more map real estate but a VERY small interface:




But on this screen size its hard to see ANYTHING in almost any program!
If you need any further views etc please let me know.

[FASTBOAT TOUGH]

If you have the room, you might want to consider a 32' Monitor.

When I'm doing my work to include "game work", I find it much easier to do so.

I also enjoy playing the game much better than the other monitors I've owned in the past. And since I set all my units up it makes it go a little faster as well.

Regards,
Pat

[DRG]

Originally Posted by FASTBOAT TOUGH

If you have the room, you might want to consider a 32' Monitor.

When I'm doing my work to include "game work", I find it much easier to do so.

I also enjoy playing the game much better than the other monitors I've owned in the past. And since I set all my units up it makes it go a little faster as well.

Regards,
Pat

32" sounds interesting but 27" -28" would be my limit unless I buy a larger computer desk then figure out how to make the larger one fit......... which is more aggravation than I want. I'm pushing my limit with 27". I have a 21" (diagonal) now. There is room to spare but a 32" with the existing space would mean using the printer or the scanner would be a PITA reaching around a 32" monitor

[DRG]

Interesting....... how quickly can you switch from 100% to 200% on your machine?

My set up right now only allows me 100% / 125% / 150% / 175\%............no 200%

What is the limit on your laptop?

[scorpio_rocks]

Originally Posted by DRG

Interesting....... how quickly can you switch from 100% to 200% on your machine?

My set up right now only allows me 100% / 125% / 150% / 175\%............no 200%

What is the limit on your laptop?

Right-click on desktop - Display settings:

[FASTBOAT TOUGH]

SPACE isn't as limitless as we would wish at times!?!

This just FYI and I have an ASUS TUF 32" VG32VQ1B w/HDR 10 @ 165Hz/1ms Curved Monitor and is referred to as a QHD or 2K at 4 million total pixels vice 8 million for 4k.

Scales: 100/125/150/175/200/225.

Not sure if I can link to the monitor on the ASUS website in here so, I'll just say it's there if someone wants to take a look.

However, it is a significant leap from HD or Full HD.

This might be the "sweet spot" for most and at the time I bought it one of the Top 3 gaming monitors overall in the year it was released.

Never had ANY ISSUES in the numerous uses of this monitor.

Regards,
Pat