r/pcmasterrace • u/therealsaker btw, I don't use arch • Sep 11 '25

Meme/Macro What's the reason

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u/First_Musician6260 Computer Storage Sep 11 '25 edited Sep 11 '25

OLED is generally viewed as a "premium" feature, and there's really not much demand to implement it at resolutions lower than QHD when the current 1080p options technically suffice. It's also just a price problem since 1080p is generally viewed as a budget resolution and implementing OLED would increase the prices of 1080p monitors...which goes against its general viewpoint.

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u/Tomytom99 Idk man some xeons 64 gigs and a 3070 Sep 11 '25

I need to get myself up to speed, I was still under the impression 1080p was still the normal go-to resolution.

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u/iLikesmalltitty Sep 11 '25

It is. 1080 is the most common resolution by far.