PC very confusing how does graphics look better on a 24 inch vs a 32 inch?? they both 720p

[David Mason]

very confusing how does graphics look better on a 24 inch vs a 32 inch?? they both 720p

 

[Philippe Belanger]

cause its 720p

 

[Philippe Belanger]

bigger screen = bigger pixel

 

[James Torres]

Brands and refresh rate. Is it a 30hz or 60hz?

 

[David Mason]

the 24inch is 60hz i think 32 inch is 60hz too but could be wrong its still a flat screen but just an older flat screen samsung

 

[Sam Gibbons]

Pixels per inch. The more there are, the better it looks. Bigger monitor has lower pixels per inch if at same Res.

 

[David Clifton]

Or maybe you have the colors and lighting all out wack on one monitor

 

[David Mason]

im using tv's xD the 24 inch is a west something

 

[James Reed]

Down to screen size.

 

[Josh Phelps]

How the fuck do u live playing in 720

 

[John Jacks]

smaller the screen the better it will look especially at that res

 

[Alex Fox]

Depending on your monitor/TV, refresh rate, and pixels per inch will determine that. A smaller screen doesn't have to fill with as much pixels allowing the peripheral to work less. But a bigger screen needs more pixels to provide an image. However, the aspect ratio and resolution to pixels will help determine the definition. Standard screen ratio is a 16:9. You take a 27" 16:9 HD TV and compare it to a 27" 16:9 UHD, you have more pixels at work for the UHD giving you that clean, crisp and clear image making the "graphics" look better.

 

[Jason Cross]

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[Clint Flippo]

Pixel density. Sometimes called pixels per inch. If the pixels are smaller the image can be finer. Like painting with a thinner brush. It smooths out edges. Also how far away you sit is a concern. If its your monitor and its right in front of your face 32" is a bad idea.

 

[Brighton Stoll]

Smaller screen means better pixel per square inch also led screens look much better then lcd screens

 

[Ryan Martins]

Also the panel technology could be different between the two different displays

 

[Stephen Ashworth]

PPI is everything. The larger the screen, the higher of a resolution you need to run. The higher the Hz should be. Plus it's a shitty monitor, so neither will be all that nice

 

[Mike Gomez]

Is this a troll post or do you not understand stretching?

 

[Alejandro Soto]

I can't believe this is a real post. Anyways, the smaller the screen, the sharper a resolution often looks. When you stretch given pixel ratio, it will not look as good the bigger the screen size. Hence why I can see hardly any difference between a 1440p screen that is 32 inches vs a 1080p monitor that is say 24 inches

 

[Kevin Gong]

Pixel density yo