Is using a 4K monitor overkill?

Just got a 4K monitor, color and detail are nice, but everything is tiny and I have to select "make everything bigger" in Windows10 and blow everything up 200% to see. Anyone use 4K and like it?

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scaling should only apply to the size of UI elements, not the level of detail. so you have to set scaling to 150-200% so that buttons and shit aren't too small, BUT any images on your screen will have 2x the internal detail for a given size.

go to youtube and you should be able to watch a 1080p video using only 1/4 of your screen real estate, with full internal detail.

After seeing text on 4K anything lower just looks too blurry desu

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I use a 40in and no scaling is perfect

Using a 32” 4K screen. It can be used with 100% scaling if you are not an eyelet. Smaller monitors probably need scaling.

>Anyone use 4K and like it?
42" 4k display. No problems here, especially when I use xmonad.

4k on smaller monitors is useful for compensating for window's poor font rendering, but not much else

>can't see shit and have to scale everything up anyway
Then why bother?
>more detail for images
...that you can't really see because shit's small anyway.

There is no reason to use 4k. It's a scam.

I got a 27" 4k, too small it's going back