This is Why Gaming at 1080p is STILL Awesome!

With monitors pushing 4K and 1440p resolutions into the mainstream, there's still a ton of reasons I'm still gaming at 1080p in 2020. Performance, framerates, pricing, refresh rates, resolution scaling and more can all factor into why you should still buy a 1080p gaming monitor versus 4K or 1440p. But is this the best gaming monitor choice? Actually for FPS, MOBA and competitive shooters like Valorant, CS:GO, Overwatch and Warzone, 1080p with a high refresh rate could give you an advantage. But there are also plenty of reasons why you might also want to consider higher resolution monitors for professional work or if you want to play with all the gaming detailed turned up.

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