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5120 × 1440 — DQHD

32:9 super ultrawide, dual-QHD

DQHD · also called 1440p
5120 × 1440 px

7.37 megapixels · 32:9 aspect ratio · 3.56× the pixel count of Full HD. 32:9 super ultrawide, dual-QHD

DQHD specifications
PropertyValue
Width5120 px
Height1440 px
Total pixels7,372,800 (7.37 MP)
Aspect ratio32:9
Exact ratio32:9
Shorthand1440p
FamilyUltrawide
vs. Full HD3.56×
vs. 4K UHD0.889×

How DQHD compares

Pixel count relative to this resolution
ResolutionPixelsMegapixelsRatiovs. this
HD1280 × 7200.9216:90.13×
HD+1600 × 9001.4416:90.2×
Full HD1920 × 10802.0716:90.28×
WUXGA1920 × 12002.316:100.31×
QWXGA2048 × 11522.3616:90.32×
QHD2560 × 14403.6916:90.5×
WQXGA2560 × 16004.116:100.56×
QHD+3200 × 18005.7616:90.78×
4K UHD3840 × 21608.2916:91.13×
4K+3840 × 24009.2216:101.25×
5K5120 × 288014.7516:9
8K UHD7680 × 432033.1816:94.5×

Questions

What resolution is DQHD?

DQHD is 5120 × 1440 pixels — 7.37 megapixels in total, at a 32:9 aspect ratio.

Is 1440p the same as DQHD?

Yes. "1440p" refers to the 1440 horizontal lines of pixels, which at 32:9 means 5120 × 1440. The p stands for progressive scan, as opposed to interlaced.

How does DQHD compare to Full HD?

DQHD has 7.37 megapixels against Full HD's 2.07 — about 3.56× more pixels.

What aspect ratio is 5120 × 1440?

32:9 — exactly 32:9 when reduced.

All resolutions

Resolution designations follow VESA and CTA standard naming. Aspect ratios are computed from the pixel dimensions.