decide what's your target resolution/refresh rate based on your budget for new system (not the display) and use case. This is a UNREAL ENGINE 4 overhaul, including better reflections, much improved darker and further ambient occlusion, sharper shadows, more distant shadows, better God rays, much better tone mapping, lots of tweaking and caching etc etc.to improve performance and visuals.Also I managed to eliminate a lot of the stuttering in the game. give us the amount you're willing to spend on your new system, video games, Rapture, sea, Elizabeth (BioShock), BioShock Infinite. give us the budget for your display, I assume you have one as you already bought this current one which was "best your budget could allow", Image quality may be poor if the original resolution of the wallpaper is. give us the name of the display you actually bought, If you want serious help with your monitor choice: going with 4K requires even more performance from your system, meaning even bigger budget (assuming that you'll be playing games at high detail).
3440x1440p bioshock infinite images 1080p#
returning your 1080p display and upgrading to a 27" 1440p display will improve sharpness but will mean increased impact on performance, meaning increased cost on the system that you (eventually) plan to build, want better sharpness with your current 27" 1080? Adjusting your viewing distance might help, if you want sharper display at 1080 go with 24", nothing will be "as sharp" as your old 21" 1080p display, Meanwhile people keep spreading nonsense about 4K being "2x 1080p" or 1440p being "2x 720p". He's probably still going by "bigger is better, right?" logic at this point. OP still doesn't understand the difference between 1080p, 1440p, 4K, not to mention the effect on performance. people start blabbing about 1440p and 4K again,
3440x1440p bioshock infinite images full#
full page goes by without OP even mentioning what display did he actually buy, Ive never played the original but Im guessing that this is as much remastered as Fable Anniversary to the original Fable (or Fable TLC).
OP goes ahead and purchases a 1080 27" display, comes back with "hey, I bought the best my budget allowed, it's not sharp as my 21" 1080p display! What gives?", First impression, its very similar to Bioshock Infinite (originally the other way around) but with more creepy atmosphere and much darker. OP was warned prior to his purchase that 1080p 27" display will be too big for the resolution and might not be sharp enough from a regular viewing distance, multiple posters come up with "well 27" is optimal", "I wouldn't go with anything below 1440p", etc. With a review of specifications, price, power, temperature, and CPU bottlenecks UM433 Ryzen 7 + MX350: Bioshock Infinite (DX 11, Low Preset) 21 fps (16 fps 1 low) 29 fps avg (18 fps 1 low) The Witcher 3, Dota 2, NFS recorded 22 Maximum FPS: 51 22 Maximum FPS: 51. What to buy? Is 4K the future?" doesn't mention budget at all, no specs for the system as he "will buy parts based on his display choice", "Here's a giant chart that will help explain things to you". Click to expand.Guy doesn't understand the meaning of PPI.
0 kommentar(er)
