1280x720 is HD
1920x1080 is Full HD 3840x2160 is 4k |
Interesting.
H.D. monitors are reasonable in price, but the graphics cards are at least $450. |
I don't have graphics cards, just i5 in my laptop and one in the desktop. Haven't hit a snag on HD video or games yet.
Edit: but am not a big gamer these days, last games (PC) were: The Matrix: Path of Neo, CoD4 and Doom 3... I know there are likely games I'd need upgrades for, wtv. Movies can always just reformat if ever comes that time... |
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You don't even need a graphics card to run anything at that low of a resolution |
"high definition" is anything above DVD (480 pixels vertically).
And all CPUs can do 1080p without GPU assistance. |
I like to use mediainfo. It's a cli tool, but has a gui too.
There are also cheap graphics cards well below $450 that display 1920x1080. |
I bet many gamers (&c) like upgrading them regularly so could probably find a lot of good used ones...
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