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Topic	Ok, I want a new screen for my PC. Tips!
Master_Bass 12/29/17 9:11:24 PM #17:	TheMarthKoopa posted... Master_Bass posted... You mean 2.5K which is 2560x1440. 2K is another name for 1920x1080 which TC doesn't want. Newegg doesn't list 1080p monitors under its 2k filter so you're wrong Newegg has a relatively loose definition of 2K, it seems. When I think 2K, I think more of this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution Yes, 1920x1080 isn't quite 2K, but it is close. 4K TVs aren't really quite true 4K either, though. Edit: Looks like companies did start using 2K for QHD monitors. Seems dumb to me since 2K was something else and 2560 is closer to 2.5K, but ok. It is what it is. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Master_Bass posted [p:893094526] in Ok, I want... [t:76149584]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheMarthKoopa posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Master_Bass posted...</cite> <quote>You mean 2.5K which is 2560x1440. 2K is another name for 1920x1080 which TC doesn't want.</quote> Newegg doesn't list 1080p monitors under its 2k filter so you're wrong</quote> Newegg has a relatively loose definition of 2K, it seems. When I think 2K, I think more of this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution Yes, 1920x1080 isn't quite 2K, but it is close. 4K TVs aren't really quite true 4K either, though. Edit: Looks like companies did start using 2K for QHD monitors. Seems dumb to me since 2K was something else and 2560 is closer to 2.5K, but ok. It is what it is. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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