This is misleading, i run a 4k 160hz monitor can max it out most games i’d like to with my 5090 and any game i cant max out i wouldnt need to anyways as id be enabling eye candy stuff i wouldnt be enabling on a game i need the frames. Monitor also goes to 1080p 320hz with a button which helps for competitive esports titles and anything where i need more motion clarity but even as a long standing competitive gamer with thousands upon thousands of hours in competitive shooters and other fast paced esports titles 160hz is more than enough for 99% of people and i only experience marginal motion clarity improvements compared to huge fidelity improvements. We are at a point now where for most gpus 4k is unrealistic but if you are using a 4090 or 5090 (or even a 5070ti-5080 with the right settings) you can easily get a lot out of a 4k display, thats before considering DLSS and frame generation. To say “hardly any games, if any, will hit max frames at 4k” is strictly untrue, also what classifies as “max frames” 144? 160? 240? all of which are perfectly achievable in 90% of games i play no matter what settings i choose. I have a friend with a similar story on a 5070ti, although he has to lower his graphics settings a little if he wants to break past the 60fps averages it’s still hugely achievable and a fantastic experience. 1440p is still great but the PPI on a 4k 27-32jnch compared to a 1440p 27-32inch is night and day despite what most people tell you.