When playing console games, image quality and frame rate are often not compatible. If you choose a better screen, you usually sacrifice the frame rate as a price, and if you want to experience the game smoothly, the picture resolution will become a little mushy. In general, you can only expect the game itself to have extraordinary optimizations to achieve 4K + 60 frames (such as "Soul of Tsushima"), so is there any other way?
According to Japanese media reports, G.worker will release a game device called 4K Gamer+ in May, which can automatically increase the 1080P screen output of digital devices to 4K resolution. It is reported that 4K Gamer+ is mainly used for game consoles such as PS4 and Switch, and Apple TV or Chromecast can also be converted to 4K-level HD picture quality.
According to the relevant introduction, it is different from the common converter in the past, and it is not achieved by simple and rough pure physical stretching. 4K Gamer+ has a built-in picture processing chip that analyzes the picture in real time according to the algorithm, and increases the 1080P to 4K. The 4K Gamer+ is priced at 14,880 yen and is scheduled to be available this month.