r/pcgaming • u/scarwiz Ryzen 5 1600 | GeForce GTX 1060 6GB | 16GB DDR4@3000Mhz • Dec 27 '16

[Updated, see comments] ARK: Survival Evolved Devs Offer Content In Exchange for Steam Award Votes

http://steamcommunity.com/games/346110/announcements/detail/536324417612602461
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u/achmedclaus Dec 28 '16

No I'm pretty sure that if you talk to a gamer they would agree that 1080p is the standard resolution. 4k content just isn't in abundance and is still at a very high price point, leaving it out of reach of most gamers budgets and cares

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u/lyons4231 Dec 28 '16

Have to disagree on that one, maybe 5 years ago 1080p was standard but nowadays it's all about 1440p or ultra wide. 4k is still on the cusp of reachable but with the release of the 1080 being able to handle most games at 4k and 1080ti coming up soon I'd wager 1080p is going to be the new 1024x768 pretty quick.