GIGABYTE Launches 27″ 4K MO27U2 Gaming Monitor with Tandem QD-OLED Panel, 240 Hz Refresh Rate, and NVIDIA G-SYNC Support for Seamless Integration...

[Tsing]

Its high 166 PPI ensures every detail is rendered with exceptional clarity, while advanced color accuracy is achieved with delta E≤2, 99% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, and Pantone Validated® certification. Additionally, its 0.03 ms gray-to-gray response time ensures super smooth, low-latency visuals.

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[Grimlakin]

27 inch 4k... yea i couldn't read that comfortably. Not at native scaling.

 

[Brian_B]

27 inch 4k... yea i couldn't read that comfortably. Not at native scaling.

I admit - that's what I have, and I use 1.5x UI scaling.

 

[LazyGamer]

27 inch 4k... yea i couldn't read that comfortably. Not at native scaling.

That's a feature - you're supposed to use 150%, which gets you to the same (exact) feature size as 1440P would, just far sharper.

 

[Grimlakin]

That's a feature - you're supposed to use 150%, which gets you to the same (exact) feature size as 1440P would, just far sharper.

And this is a me thing... I like native scaling and the desktop space that comes with 4k. Multiple windows that I can all see are a thing I use. I know it's weird.