A 2K texture, however, is slightly too big (2048*2048), but we use it anyway because GPUs like power-of-two textures, and there's nothing between 1K (2 10 ) and 2K (2 11 ). Therefore, a 1K texture (1028*1028) would get upscaled, albeit not too badly, in this situation. Therefore, if you're like me, you have a 1080p monitor, so this situation would require at least 1920 lines of horizontal resolution and at least 1080 lines of vertical resolution to avoid upscaling (and therefore pixelation). Basically, this means that you're just scaling the texture to the screen and displaying it, disregarding shading effects of course). The worst-case scenario as far as necessary texture resolution goes is a camera-sized plane precisely filling the camera view 1:1 (this happens to be the least intensive view for a good rendering engine.
This depends entirely on the size of your screen.
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