Originally posted by Kivada
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Sure... Now if you read that article carefully, you'd see that it won't realistically happen for quite a while. Not to mention that unlike with internal PC components, replacing the external ones (keyboard, mouse, headset, monitor) usually only happens when the old ones break down - there is hardly any development going in those fields to warrant a change. So even if there were super high resolution displays on the market, people wouldn't switch to them and then buy new cards because of it. The opposite is a bit more realistic - if you have a card that can handle super high resolution, you might buy a display with it, but even then only when your current one breaks down.
Plus, I wouldn't switch to anything higher than 1080p because of the processor once again. Of course, in my case it's somewhat special, since I record 1080p videos, but still - anything more would be impossible to record fluidly with current CPUs, not to mention the increased storage amount that would be needed for that, and the necessity for increased network speed.
On the up side, though, those displays would act as a sort of natural supersampling, which is pretty neat as it could make AA less important (if at all).
Originally posted by Kivada
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