I’m totally upgrading, right after I’m done with the thing I’m doing right now…
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AD1440p is sufficient for the foreseeable future.
AD2K you mean?
And more importantly helps prevent straining your brain with too many pixels for minimal tangible benefit
Yeah, until I get a hardware upgrade I would lose too many frames to run at that resolution
On a 4k screen just use some upscaler. The difference between native 4k and upscaled is in my experience imperceivable.
No one expects the Prussian Confederation!
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My ADHDMI Port only supports standard 1.0, on a good day.
I'm lucky if I can handle ADSD most days, HD or greater is right out.
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I don't know what a HD is, but my doctor says I uave 80 of them.
wooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH
I'm stuck in AD144p 😭
In that case, I have ADSQCIF
4:3 supremacy
Why would I want to watch ads, even if they are 4K?
I don't know about AD4K, but I was in the hospital for a diagnostic a couple of days ago, and they were still using VGA monitors, which didn't make me feel especially confident since my diagnostic involved technology.
Lots of businesses at least in my area still use VGA. And they connect them to their computers with DisplayPort adapters.
I use an old VGA monitor with my modern desktop that I found in my school's recycling bins. I only use it as a second monitor but I can confirm VGA monitors are still fine for displaying simple text/monitoring software. No point in throwing it out if it works and isn't a security risk.
These were definitely VGA monitors. I saw them from the back.
EDIT: Sorry, misunderstood what you were saying.
The medical industry as a whole is staggeringly slow to replace anything technology. I'm a bit surprised at something as simple as what type of connector they're using for their monitor, but not jaw-droppingly slow.
Jeez what's the hurry, we haven't even gotten to ADFullHD or ADQHD yet
I'm thinking that ADBlu-ray looks promising.
This guy running in AD720i
The fool I was decided to go with the ADHD-DVD format
Every time I see you commenting somewhere I think "oh cool, a new emoji!" and then remember it's just your profile pic. :(
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If I wanna run at atleast 60fps the best I can do is 1440p
Which is best resolution. You can take my 144fps 1440p freesync monitor from my cold dead hands in about 50-60 years I hope.
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I run in AD4K most of the time, but in the most demanding games, it's too detrimental to my ADFPS
I'm still researching the best manufacturer...interesting, NEC used to be the world's biggest PC vendor when they released the PC-8000...and in its US version they replaced the Katakana glyphs on the character ROM with Greek letters...cool, the lower case omega looks like ω ... hehe, uωu ... I'll just watch some furry porn for a bit.
stop it's too real
I got AD240p
My dysfunction was intended to be seen on CRT.
ADAircraft radar screen from WW2
Now listen here you little shit
AD4K? Brain still using LCD tech. Refresh rate is trash.
I have a 4k60 LCD monitor, which is fine, right? It's not 144, but good enough.
Typically one chooses/compromises between high resolution and high frame rate. 4k60 is one way to go.
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Vyvanse.
The reason it isn't upgrading is Vyvanse.
If the shortage hits me, then I fear the upgrade will be me, sitting at work, staring at the "Updating your device. This make take several minutes" screen for 3 days.
You guys are getting ADHD meds?
Concerta for me.
I keep getting distracted and forgetting to upgrade.
Shit. You just reminded me I was supposed to do that last week.
I've already upgraded to ADQHD, but I still have my old ADSXGA monitor as a secondary display (I fear it's already dying).
Well ya see, my software can only handle so much pixels
Anno Domini High Definition
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