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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2024
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High res is amazing for productivity, but unimportant for gaming.
Higher refresh rate is nice at all times, but in gaming it's especially great.
Since I don't play nearly as much as I did, and don't play any competitive games, I lean towards higher resolution. Maybe I'll be able to get one of these fancy 4k and high refresh rate monitors used eventually.