PS5 consoles just got the long-awaited support of 1440p for all users in today\u2019s new patch. Here\u2019s how to take advantage of the feature.<\/p>\n

If you don\u2019t have a 4K display but still want a major boost to your PS5\u2019s visual performance, 1440p is the way to go. The resolution is known for being 4 times more detailed than regular HD, and is therefore a massive upgrade for those looking for better visuals.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve got a 1440p-compatible monitor or TV, you\u2019ll finally be able to take full advantage of the PS5 as of today. Sony\u2019s powerful console can now support native 1440p output, and games with a higher native resolution such as 4K should offer improved anti-aliasing through supersampling down to a 1440p output.<\/p>\n

Long story short, this addition will have your PS5 looking better than ever, unless you\u2019re already running 2160p on a 4K monitor.<\/p>\n

How to Test if Your Monitor Supports 1440p<\/h2>\n
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Boot up your PS5 to its home screen.<\/li>\n
Nvigate to the Settings gear at the top right of the screen.<\/li>\n
Select Screen and Video.<\/li>\n
Then choose Video Output.<\/li>\n
Under the Resolution and Frequency heading, select Test 1440p Output.<\/li>\n
Your device will reveal whether or not the connected monitor can support 1440p.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n