Post your Desktop!!

Yeah, 4k is still a more emerging technology, might be a while before we lesser loaded beings are able to readily survey it.
 
Beware, the higher the resolution the worse low resolution picture will look on it. If you still want to play retro then stay away from a 4K monitor.

@OCG, I cannot only imagine it, I see it myself!
 
There are always filters on Emulators to make game look good. Wouldn't that work for huge monitors too?
 
emshomar said:
Beware, the higher the resolution the worse low resolution picture will look on it. If you still want to play retro then stay away from a 4K monitor.

@OCG, I cannot only imagine it, I see it myself!

Too bad it isn't a CRT, or you wouldn't have such issue. My 24" Sony CRT will do 1920 x 1200 any day, and look fantastic at MS-DOS game resolutions. :)
 
OldClassicGamer said:
There are always filters on Emulators to make game look good. Wouldn't that work for huge monitors too?
I can imagine playing a PS2 game at 6x native on a monitor like that. It would look much like the "hd" remakes that companies mostly make, probably.
 
emshomar said:
Hoodcom said:
Yeah, people even can do it to force some LCD monitors to run at a higher refresh rate..
Wouldn't that take dammage to the panel of the Screen?

There has been no evidence of it being able to, that I see of. A lot of people do it at OCN with out issues.

However, on windows desktop screen, there were frame skipping occurrences, but in full screen games there weren't any.
 
My new Desktop Background:
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Windows 10 looks rly sleek
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also yes that tiny chrome icon is crappy mario cosplay
 
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