1080p 75Hz Freesync display connected to a Sapphire Pulse Rx 6600.

My first Sapphire graphics card was a Nitro R7 370 4 Gb ,second one was a Nitro Rx 570 4Gb too and i own now a 3rd gpu from Sapphire suggested by you Ed an Rx 6600 8Gb Pulse model this time. To be different :)

i m a D from 73.

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I'm an older guy here who is reluctant to change, but I've never found the need to go above 1080p 120hz. I play on dual 22" monitors and it does the trick for me. No reason to spend a fortune on things I don't need.

I am there with you, I am actually making the move from 1440P back too 1080P. As you get older the eye sight becomes a little less perfect. For none games I spend all my time zoomed in, browser at 150% and that is on a 32"" 1440 display.

Recently spent a couple of days on a friends 1080P 32"" display and it was easier to read without the need for zooming, which throws off some page formatting. As for gaming, could not tell enough difference to care beyond the fact the frame rates where higher and smoother with more detail turn on.

Yes is a common problem when use bigger resolution and sites still at 800*600 lol
I felt that when bought my last and current 1080p in 2016 display from 1440x900p for this i can imagine your feelings.
And if i needed to buy a new monitor for sure would be another 1080p.

I m using a Sapphire Pulse Rx 6600 8 Gb on a Aoc g2260 freesync at 1080p 75Hz and very nice card.
My Rx 570 Nitro is retired after 5 years of intense work. She deserves to rest now.