Why there are no 24 inch 1440p monitors with high refresh rate?

Posted by ValiantHero77@reddit | buildapc | View on Reddit | 8 comments

Won't it be better if 1440p monitors come in 24 inch size too? It will have higher ppi and hence better image quality.

But no company produces 24 inch 1440p monitors for gaming purpose. Usually I see 75-90 Hz in such monitors.

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Aarcin77@reddit

They could compromise and offer 25.5inch 1440p.

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Valoneria@reddit

The PPI starts being undiscernible at that point.

They also do exist, see:

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#r=256001440&F=355600000,609600000&D=100000,500000

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Hi, owner of a 165hz 1440p 24'' monitor that used to have a 500 hz 1080p 24'' monitor, there is a MASSIVE difference. When putting my face 260 mm from the screen I can COUNT, not see COUNT the pixels of your comment on the 1080p screen, to do that on my 1440p screen I need to be 80 mm from the screen, and even then I can barely do it because the pixels are so small, I can see them, but not count them.

(I had to reply to your 1 year old comment because it was hilariously wrong)

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WantsANDGots@reddit

Right. Like I'm on a 21" monitor that goes up to 4k and even with this screen size, I can see the difference in fidelity between 1440p and 4k. I don't even have to watch videos in fullscreen to see the difference lol

I believe most people could see the difference. It's just that difference maybe feels more significant on a bigger screen. But it's there even on a 21" screen.

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