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2560×1080 has more pixels than 1920×1080, this means that when gaming, for example, a GPU will have to work harder on 2560×1080.
3440×1440 is considered to be 2K. 4K resolution starts at 3840×2160. That said, for games that support 3440×1440 the end results are amazing. Since it is an ultra wide monitor you see more of what is to the left and right of even a monitor with 4K resolution.
a 4K monitor will give you about 60%, maybe slightly more, of the performance you’d get with the 3440×1440 monitor. or, if you go 1/0.6, the 3440×1440 will give you about 167%, maybe slightly less, of the performance you’d get with the 4k monitor.
Most modern games support it, even Smite supports 21:9 ratio.
22 inch isn’t necessarily big, but it’s perfectly fine for gaming and media. 24 inch to 27 inch would be an average among my friends who play games on a monitor, and 34 inch would be approaching “big”, but then some of my friends play on 50 inch displays which . . . Read more
Microsoft simply decided not to name their Windows 8 successor as Windows 9 but went with Windows 10 instead, which was originally code-named Threshold. … You don’t have to download something called "Windows 9" and, technically, you don’t even really need to understand why Microsoft skipped it.
Are updates for Windows 7 still available? At this writing, updates for Windows 7 SP1 are still available. This means that if you install Windows 7, it will be able to bring itself up-to-date by running Windows Update.
Important: Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 have reached the end of mainstream support and are now in extended support. Starting in July 2020, there will no longer be optional, non-security releases (known as "C" releases) for this operating system.
January 2022 marks the end of the second year of ESU for Windows 7, and the year that begins afterwards will be the last. … Organizations and businesses that still use Windows 7 devices won’t receive updates anymore for the operating system after January 2023.
Microsoft’s free upgrade offer for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users ended a few years ago, but you can still technically upgrade to Windows 10 free of charge. … That may even mean you’ll be able to upgrade to Windows 11 for free as well — here’s how the free . . . Read more
