Nvidia Hd Vs Pc Resolution

I noticed in the nvidia control panel that my displays can use pc resolutions and so called hd resolutions.

Nvidia hd vs pc resolution. Hd full hd quad hd and ultra hd 4k. Edit im getting this from my nvdida control panel. Ive got windows 10. Just wondering what the actual difference in these settings are.

1080p is the most popular configuration used today. However the term high definition has evolved to refer to multiple image resolutions of increasing quality and cost. When i try to switch to 1080p in the ultra hd hd sd category it automaticly sets it back to the pc category. Qhd on the other hand is four times the standard hd resolution.

The only difference between them that i can tell is that the refresh rate options on the hd resolutions go up to 60hz whereas the pc resolutions go all the way up to my monitors native refresh rate 144hz. High definition or hd displays are now the gold standard for image resolution offering unparalleled picture quality crispness and clarity. But it looks different. One of the major factors to consider when choosing a new display is the resolution.

1440p and 4k are. But when i choose a lower resolution it works. The show tv resolutions is not an option in this version. The typical qhd resolution is 960 x 540 pixels or 540p.

Pc vs ultra hd stuff. Different screen resolutions explained. Based on 17 167 user benchmarks for the intel hd 3000 desktop v2 1 35 ghz and the nvidia geforce gts 250 we rank them both on effective speed and value for money against the best 643 gpus. That s four times as many pixels as 1280 x 720 or 720p.

Ive manually created the customized size as comments above trying all. Nvidia control panel version 8 1 920 0. The typical qhd resolution is 2 560 x 1 440 pixels or 1440p. Vs i know i can only get 144hz on pc.