u/Old_Mill

Gentlemen, it is with displeasure that I must inform you that things did not go the way my original post had foreseen. Still a better 'gift' than 2022, but we have been forsaken.
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Gentlemen, it is with displeasure that I must inform you that things did not go the way my original post had foreseen. Still a better 'gift' than 2022, but we have been forsaken.

u/Old_Mill — 1 day ago

Why does Siege look so crisp being rendered at 1080p on a 4K monitor compared to most games?

As the title says. I know 1080p being rendered on a 4K monitor is one of the better ways you can run a lower render resolution on a higher resolution display since it is exactly 4 to 1 pixels, but most games still look less crisp than running 1080p on an actual 1080p display. Siege is one of the few exceptions I have found. I actually thought I was running it at 4K when I first tried it.

So my question is, how does Siege look so crisp on at 1080p on a 4K monitor compared to most games? What is different?

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u/Old_Mill — 1 day ago