While 4K screens now dominate the TV market, most PC gamers are still only running their games at 1,920 x 1,080, according to data from the June Steam Hardware Survey. Meanwhile, only a fraction of PC gamers are playing at 3,840 x 2,160, despite the wide availability of these high-resolution screens for well over a decade, as well as new AI features such as AMD FSR and Nvidia DLSS making it easier to achieve decent frame rates at high resolutions.A look at the GPU data from the same Steam survey reveals the key reason, which is that most PC gamers are using sub-$300 Nvidia GPUs that, in some cases, are many years old, and simply cant play games above this resolution if you want to achieve a decent frame rate. Its not just cash-strapped gamers that opt for this resolution, though. As you can see on our guide to buying the best gaming monitor, some premium 4K displays, such as the LG Ultragear 32GS95UE, specifically give you the option to switch to a 1080p mode so you can access an extremely fast 480Hz refresh rate for fast-paced action. Continue reading PC gamers are rejecting 4K, as 1080p gaming monitors continue to dominateMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Steam FAQ, Steam family sharing, Steam in-home streaming