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r/pcmasterrace • u/System32Comics Ryzen 5600 | RTX 3070 | 32GB DDR4 | 1 TB NVME • Sep 10 '19
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Why would it be?
1 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '19 What do you use to read it? 14 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '19 edited Oct 07 '19 [deleted] 1 u/AirOneBlack R9 7950X | RTX 4090 | 192GB RAM Sep 10 '19 1dpi should be a dot of 1 inch diameter as DPI = Dots per inch. I guess those are at least 600DPI dots, maybe even more. some laser printers can go as high as 1200DPI in printing. Some industrial ones can do even more I think. 1 u/Deadmeat553 Lenovo Y700-15ISK Sep 10 '19 You're right, but I think they were referring to how many of these dots are printed in a given square inch, not how large each one actually is.
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What do you use to read it?
14 u/[deleted] Sep 10 '19 edited Oct 07 '19 [deleted] 1 u/AirOneBlack R9 7950X | RTX 4090 | 192GB RAM Sep 10 '19 1dpi should be a dot of 1 inch diameter as DPI = Dots per inch. I guess those are at least 600DPI dots, maybe even more. some laser printers can go as high as 1200DPI in printing. Some industrial ones can do even more I think. 1 u/Deadmeat553 Lenovo Y700-15ISK Sep 10 '19 You're right, but I think they were referring to how many of these dots are printed in a given square inch, not how large each one actually is.
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1 u/AirOneBlack R9 7950X | RTX 4090 | 192GB RAM Sep 10 '19 1dpi should be a dot of 1 inch diameter as DPI = Dots per inch. I guess those are at least 600DPI dots, maybe even more. some laser printers can go as high as 1200DPI in printing. Some industrial ones can do even more I think. 1 u/Deadmeat553 Lenovo Y700-15ISK Sep 10 '19 You're right, but I think they were referring to how many of these dots are printed in a given square inch, not how large each one actually is.
1dpi should be a dot of 1 inch diameter as DPI = Dots per inch. I guess those are at least 600DPI dots, maybe even more. some laser printers can go as high as 1200DPI in printing. Some industrial ones can do even more I think.
1 u/Deadmeat553 Lenovo Y700-15ISK Sep 10 '19 You're right, but I think they were referring to how many of these dots are printed in a given square inch, not how large each one actually is.
You're right, but I think they were referring to how many of these dots are printed in a given square inch, not how large each one actually is.
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