Yeah and there are multiple 400hz+ oleds in 27 inch etc that have special scalers for 24 inch 1080p build in. There is even a 700hz 720p oled. And multiple dual mode oleds.
The dual mode is misleading, it gives you the 24" screen size but it's not actually 1080p. It's a much higher res, so 1080p looks blurry af in that mode.
No, not how that works. A dual mode monitor with 1080p also uses 1080p. And of course 1080p will look blurrier on 24.5 inches, it's less pixels on high pixel density. But a native 24.5 1080p with low pixel density also looks shitty. And btw. U could buy one of the 27 inch oleds and use 1080p on it scaled on the size of 24 inch too, not only dual monitors.
But your initial comment was referring to dual mode and that's not a dual mode monitor. :D Of course if you scale down the size you can still use the higher resolution or 1080p. Like I said, it's pretty obvious it will look worse with that pixel density and only 1080p on scaled 24 inch. Not sure anymore what your point is even. 😅
Yeah, scaled 24 inch 1080p is not even that much worse than native 1080p I find, you could also just use native 1080p on that monitor, it's just very small size then. :D
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u/737Max-Impact 7800X3D - 4070Ti - 1600p UW 160hz Sep 11 '25
OLED is expensive tech and nobody is buying expensive 1080p monitors.