Quote Originally Posted by MiRai View Post
2560x1440

I'd say this is going to be the new sweet spot for me when dealing with video content because I can transform my ultra-wide monitors into this resolution with ease and then capture the desktop to bring better quality videos to YouTube using the same 16:9 aspect ratio that YouTube supports -- Which will be the case moving forward.

I don't really have much else to say about this resolution except that if I hadn't gone with 3440x1440, I would have gone with this resolution instead.
I just upgraded recently to a 28" 1440p monitor and I notice two things. First, MiRai is right on about those larger resolutions suffering from "tech issues" for things like font scaling/size and performance in the multiboxing context. 1440p is just about as high as I'd want to go for anything under 32" and even then it might be sub-optimal. Down to preference really. Though with the advent of 4k stuff, the lower-rez displays are seeing a very nice (for us consumers) price drop since everyone else wants the shiny.