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1. www.reddit.com › r › macminiIs worth it to buy an 4K monitor instead of a 1440p at 144hz?

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   I did some research on different types of monitors for my mac mini m1, as I was unsure whether to go with 4K with high DPI, or an ultra wide 5K monitor with higher refresh rate (eg 144 Hertz higher). If sharp/crisp text and images are important to you, I would choose a 4K 32” monitor with high DPI. 27” is too small, you end up zooming in ...

2. www.reddit.com › r › macminiWhich monitor is most like the iMac screen? (Other ... - Reddit

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   If budget is a consideration i would recommend looking for a 27" 4k monitor with the features you need instead of 5k.. Sure it won't be quite as sharp but will still look very good compared to 1080p or 1440p and models available to suit all budgets. I personally use a Lenovo L28u-35 at the moment.

3. www.reddit.com › r › buildapc1440p vs 4k for 27" inch - a massive difference? : r/buildapc

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   I can definitely see a massive difference between, a 1440p monitor and a 5k 27" iMac. This got me researching into ppi (pixels per inch) - turns out that a 27" 1440p and a 1080p 24" display have only 17 ppi difference, 92 to 109, which is very close. Meanwhile a 4k monitor at 27" has a ppi of 163 - much closer to an iMac's resolution.

4. www.cnn.com › cnn-underscored › electronicsiMac pros and cons: How Apple’s new desktop compares to a PC ...

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   I’ve covered most of what makes Apple’s latest desktop so great in my 24-inch iMac review, where I praised the all-in-one for its impossibly slim design, gorgeous Retina display, great accessories and powerful multitasking capabilities made possible by the M1 chip inside. But now that I’ve lived with the new iMac for about a month, certain benefits...

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   The Mac just isn’t great for gaming While the iMac’s big, gorgeous display and powerful M1 processor make it a capable casual gaming machine, Apple’s desktop just can’t replace my powerful Windows rig when it comes to the high-end PC titles I like to play — in terms of both performance and selection. When I open my Steam library on my iMac, only 13...

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   As someone who uses a computer primarily for everyday work tasks with some gaming, music production and content creation on the side, the new 24-inch iMac has ticked off almost every box for me after more than a month of heavy use. I love having a great display, an ample amount of power and a great webcam and speakers all packed into a single machi...

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5. www.macworld.com › article › 668700Best Mac monitors & displays 2024-2025 - Macworld

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   We test, review and rank the best screens, monitors and displays to use with your MacBook, Mac mini, Mac Studio or Mac Pro. ... The monitor might be the most important part of your Mac’s...

6. www.techradar.com › news › do-you-really-need-a-4kDo you really need a 4K monitor? - TechRadar

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   Nov 3, 2023 · The best 4K monitors are getting cheaper every day. It's pretty easy to find a 4K gaming monitor for around $300, like this Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q. And unlike older 4K models that didn't...

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   Is there a difference between a 1440p monitor and a iMac?

   • I can definitely see a massive difference between, a 1440p monitor and a 5k 27" iMac. This got me researching into ppi (pixels per inch) - turns out that a 27" 1440p and a 1080p 24" display have only 17 ppi difference, 92 to 109, which is very close. Meanwhile a 4k monitor at 27" has a ppi of 163 - much closer to an iMac's resolution.

   1440p vs 4k for 27" inch - a massive difference? : r/buildapc - Reddit

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   Are 4K monitors worth it?

   • For professional purposes and everyday use, 4K monitors are worth it since they’ve become very affordable lately. When it comes to PC gaming, we don’t recommend them unless you have a high-end GPU as the 4K UHD resolution is very demanding and the improvement in image quality over a good 1440p display is rarely worth the performance hit.

   Is A 4K Monitor Worth It? [Simple Guide] | Display Ninja

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   Should you buy a 4K monitor or a 1080p monitor?

   • When it comes to value, 4K offers excellence in that field but you'll most likely be spending more for it. Meanwhile, you can have impressive specs in 1440p and especially 1080p monitors for much cheaper pricing, especially when looking for discounted displays during the holiday season.

   Do you really need a 4K monitor? - TechRadar

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   Should I buy a Dell iMac vs Dell 24 gaming monitor?

   • Everything is simply easier and more enjoyable to read on the iMac, and my beloved Dell 24 Gaming Monitor (which has a less sharp 1440p resolution) now looks kind of dull by comparison.

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   How much does a 4K gaming monitor cost?

   • Sure, things aren't going to be as crisp, but if you're getting a 24-inch or 27-inch monitor, you probably won't notice the difference, unless you're looking at the two monitors side-by-side. The best 4K monitors are getting cheaper every day. It's pretty easy to find a 4K gaming monitor for around $300, like this Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q.

   Do you really need a 4K monitor? - TechRadar

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   Should I use a 4K display?

   • One of the nicest things about using a 4K display is how clean and crisp everything is, especially text. And, if you have a lot of different things you're working on, you can easily split your display up and still have everything perfectly legible.

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8. www.displayninja.com › is-a-4k-monitor-worth-itIs A 4K Monitor Worth It? [Simple Guide] | Display Ninja

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   May 8, 2024 · Simply put: if you’re just looking for a monitor to watch 4K movies and TV shows, web surf and for other basic multimedia activities, a 4K monitor is a viable choice. In fact, some 4K monitors are even cheaper than some 1440p displays! Unless you are gaming, you won’t need a powerful system either.