At resolutions of 3840x2400px and 4096x2160px at 60 Hz or 2560x1600px at 120 Hz in true 10-bit per color (24 bits per color internal), 1.8 times as many pixels can be written to the framebuffer, allowing an average image stretch of 80% at full resolution. Thanks to pixel warping, complex or nonlinear warp geometry is possible, such as flipping and rotating the image by any angle.