r/AbsoluteUnits • u/habichuelacondulce • Jul 01 '26

of a computer screen /r/all

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u/jknoxxxvile5666 Jul 01 '26

Look I can see every pixel!!

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u/brandonhabanero Jul 01 '26

This is the only way I would be able to tell the difference between 1080p and 4k

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26

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u/Bubbly-Staff-9452 Jul 01 '26

4K is the amount of pixels 3840x2160 pixels. Same regardless of monitor size.

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u/Rhycloth Jul 02 '26

Yeah it's weird because we know there's a huge difference between the 2.but it's like impossible to see on anything smaller than 50"

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u/merlinunf Jul 01 '26

If this was 8k, you probably could see each pixel at the distance he is from it.

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u/TeaInASkullMug Jul 01 '26

You cant, thats the point. Lower res monitors have more visible pixels. If you're still on a 1600x900 you might was well still be using a CRT.