A user moves from a 22-inch to a 32-inch monitor, both at 1920 × 1080, and complains that text looks grainy and less sharp. Why?
Un utilisateur passe d'un écran de 22 pouces à un écran de 32 pouces, tous deux en 1920 × 1080, et se plaint que le texte paraît granuleux et moins net. Pourquoi ?
Answers
AThe larger monitor needs a more powerful graphics card to draw sharp textL'écran plus grand a besoin d'une carte graphique plus puissante pour afficher un texte net
BThe same pixels over a larger area means lower density (PPI)Les mêmes pixels sur une plus grande surface donnent une densité (PPI) plus faible
CLarger monitors always use VGALes grands écrans utilisent toujours le VGA
DThe monitor's refresh rate is too highLa fréquence de rafraîchissement de l'écran est trop élevée
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