Nvidia Resolution Pc Vs Ultra Hd
I noticed an option in my nvidia control panel for resolution options.
Nvidia resolution pc vs ultra hd. 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. You need to consider response time resolution refresh rates and sync tech. But it looks different. Right now let s focus on what hd means.
But when i choose a lower resolution it works. The two i m focused on are 4k x 2k 3840 x 2160 and 3840 x 3160 both options are under sections named ultra hd hd sd and pc respectively. Vs i know i can only get 144hz on pc. It s also possible to look into sli and multiple card configurations when considering moving into the ultra hd 4k market.
When i try to switch to 1080p in the ultra hd hd sd category it automaticly sets it back to the pc category. Hd is probably the most used and misused marketing term you have ever heard of before. Under option 2 i can change my resolution to many different resolutions. Let s see what is the difference between different screen resolution sizes.
In the nvidia control panel i can see that my hdtv is recognized but the resolution that is applied is 1080x1920 native under the pc sub category. Choose the resolution on the nividia control panel you will need to go to the resolution section and scroll down to the section titled pc not ultra hd hd sd from there you can click 1920 x 1080 and the refresh rate options to the right will change and you will now have the option for 144hz this helped a lot thanks. Pc vs ultra hd stuff. As far as single cards go only nvidia s titan x and amd s dual gpu radeon r9 295x2 are capable of running modern games at 4k resolution at high not ultra settings.
Just wondering what the actual difference in these settings are. It s thrown around attached to all kinds of words full hd ultra hd quad hd etc. I noticed in the nvidia control panel that my displays can use pc resolutions and so called hd resolutions.