Usually only if I'm looking specifically for aliasing issues since i'm used to looking for that sort of artifacting for work. Otherwise, I generally ignore 4k. I still only use a 1080p tv and use 1440p monitors. I have no desire to exert have 4k monitors and no need for a 4k tv
Usually only if I'm looking specifically for aliasing issues since i'm used to looking for that sort of artifacting for work. Otherwise, I generally ignore 4k. I still only use a 1080p tv and use 1440p monitors. I have no desire to exert have 4k monitors and no need for a 4k tv
Usually only if I'm looking specifically for aliasing issues since i'm used to looking for that sort of artifacting for work. Otherwise, I generally ignore 4k. I still only use a 1080p tv and use 1440p monitors. I have no desire to exert have 4k monitors and no need for a 4k tv