Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn cries in 5600xt at 1440p game pcPCPC Master 3 Comments SuperbQuiet2509 2 years ago It does if you use 1:1 scaling. Just use black bars. Or use modern upscaling solutions, or worst case use LS1 from lossless scaling. Bright-Efficiency-65 2 years ago 1440p IS SCALED PERFECTLY when your monitor is 16:9 This isn’t an issue with 1080p vs 1440p This is an issue with 16:9 vs 16:10 vs 43:18 or whatever aspect ration your laptop / monitor is. 2560 × 1440 is standard 1440p which is 16:9 3440 x 1440 is UW 1440p which is 43:18 aspect ratio. If you wanted to not have black bars, don’t get an UW or 16:10 or whatever yours is. Or play games that correctly scale the aspect ratio. One thing you can do is go into your GPU settings and make sure the ratio is configured correctly so you get full screen Wiikneeboy 2 years ago I can’t understand this. If 1080p is scaled to 1440p then it’s no longer 1080p? Am I missing something? Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
SuperbQuiet2509 2 years ago It does if you use 1:1 scaling. Just use black bars. Or use modern upscaling solutions, or worst case use LS1 from lossless scaling.
Bright-Efficiency-65 2 years ago 1440p IS SCALED PERFECTLY when your monitor is 16:9 This isn’t an issue with 1080p vs 1440p This is an issue with 16:9 vs 16:10 vs 43:18 or whatever aspect ration your laptop / monitor is. 2560 × 1440 is standard 1440p which is 16:9 3440 x 1440 is UW 1440p which is 43:18 aspect ratio. If you wanted to not have black bars, don’t get an UW or 16:10 or whatever yours is. Or play games that correctly scale the aspect ratio. One thing you can do is go into your GPU settings and make sure the ratio is configured correctly so you get full screen
Wiikneeboy 2 years ago I can’t understand this. If 1080p is scaled to 1440p then it’s no longer 1080p? Am I missing something?
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It does if you use 1:1 scaling. Just use black bars.
Or use modern upscaling solutions, or worst case use LS1 from lossless scaling.
1440p IS SCALED PERFECTLY when your monitor is 16:9
This isn’t an issue with 1080p vs 1440p
This is an issue with 16:9 vs 16:10 vs 43:18 or whatever aspect ration your laptop / monitor is.
2560 × 1440 is standard 1440p which is 16:9
3440 x 1440 is UW 1440p which is 43:18 aspect ratio.
If you wanted to not have black bars, don’t get an UW or 16:10 or whatever yours is. Or play games that correctly scale the aspect ratio.
One thing you can do is go into your GPU settings and make sure the ratio is configured correctly so you get full screen
I can’t understand this. If 1080p is scaled to 1440p then it’s no longer 1080p? Am I missing something?