Here are the results from my 16:9, 1080p COD:MW benchmarks: Measured Statistic:Ĭall Of Duty: Modern Warfare on 1920x1080p Frames Per Second Measurements RTX was also turned off as it heavily impacts FPS and most people either don’t use it or aren’t able to because their GPU doesn’t support it. I did also turn off NVIDIA Reflex because not all games have it.
I then booted up one of the more graphics-intensive, but popular games the newer Modern Warfare, and turned my settings to max. Which is roughly about 2.39x more pixels on-screen.Īs you can imagine more than doubling the number of pixels on-screen has a tremendous impact on FPS, however, if you were to go from 1080p standard to 1080p ultrawide the FPS loss would be much less.Īfter reading about the difference in pixels it no longer confused me why my FPS was so much lower, but to be sure I pulled out my old 1080p monitor and sat it next to my 1440p ultrawide. In an ultrawide 3440 x 1440p monitor there are 4,953,600 pixels.
The pixel count of some of the most common gaming monitor resolutions.Īs you can see, in a regular 1920 x 1080p monitor, there are 2,073,600 pixels. Here is a table showing the various pixel amounts between regular 1080p, regular 1440p, regular 4k, ultrawide 1440p, and ultrawide 1080p monitors ordered by the number of on-screen pixels. If you are coming from a 1080p monitor to a 1440p ultrawide like I did you are especially going to see a performance impact because there are also more pixels to process for the 1440p resolution. Yes, ultrawide monitors do affect FPS because there are more pixels on the screen, which means there is more work for your GPU to do. In this article, we will not only dive deeper into ultrawide monitor’s impact on FPS but we also have our own benchmarks to share using a 3440 x 1440p monitor and a 1920 x1080p monitor. After doing a little research, and now doing some tests of my own I have fantastic data to share with you today!ĭo ultrawide monitors affect FPS? Ultrawide monitors do affect FPS because your computer has to process more pixels on-screen which therefore lowers your FPS. Last year, I switched from a 1080p monitor to an ultrawide 1440p monitor wondering how it would impact FPS.
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