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I think most people would agree what 1080P is, and 1440P and 4K, but then it all falls apart when you consider 3440x1440, 3840x1600 and 2560x1080 which are all popular resolutions.
3840x2160 isn't 4K because 4K is actually 4096x2160p.
2560x1440 definitely isn't 2K because 2K is 2048x1080, which puts it closer to 1920x1080 and follows the same exact scaling as 3840x2160, which means if 3840x2160 were to be 4K, then 1080p has to be 2K.
It would be far simpler to burn marketing BS to the ground, it has no place.
Many people don't even go this far into the search just for the sake of " universal knowledge" and prefer gaming in " 4K 4096 x 2160" .
It's the same exact problem with marketing arguments like " AI in video games is the future, get 10000 FPS with DLSS 4 and a revolutionnary upscaling technology for "high detailed gaming".
Key words: " FPS and high detail"
Problem: UPSCALING...... which is only virtual, meaning technically not "existant" as the given resolution limited by the material border of your computer screen.
This is how every AI GFX card prones upscaling and FPS boost for an even worse quality of image full of blurr, artifacts and ugly surface particles bombing from Path Tracing or Ray tracing...
These RT/PT technologies are far from being optimized for games, very far.
2k = 2560 x 1440
4k = 3840 x 2160
Ah my eyes my eyes
Even with this assumption and total pixel count the term would still be wrong as 1440p is not exactly half way between 1080p and 4K.
1440 is closer to 1080p with about 1,778x more pixels. While 4K has more than double number of pixels of 1440p. 2.25x more.
2K is a very wrong term to describe gaming monitors regardless of how we look at it and the closest gaming resolution to actual 2K is 1920x1080. 1440p would be 2.5K.
but if we were to use proper numbers
1440p has 3.7 million picels
2160p has 8.3 million pixels.
or 4k is 2.25 x 1440
so if 8.3 million pixels is somehow 4k
than 1440 should be 1.78k not 2k.
and 1080p whivh fits exactly 4 times in 2160p would be 1k
i tink refering to
2.7M
3.7M
8.3M
is clearer.