I wish i could just say one or the other but im such a picky pain in the butt that i pretty much optimize for each game. No geforce experience though, turn down all the settings in game and set them up in the nvidia control center. I didnt have alot of time to mess with the new Alienware monitor cause my step up happened right after i got the monitor but the little time i did get to play with it was amazing.

Both? Both is good.
 
I'm stuck on 1080p (for now) so I can afford both xD

Once I'll get a 1440p and I have fps problems, usually going to lower some settings rather than the resolution.

I think go for 2k resolution and max setting to high, you will get good fps and great experience too, 2k isnt bad either at 34" in my opinion

Depends on the game. Competitive FPS games I want higher, smoother frames as close to the max my monitor can put out. Story driven single players game all about max settings with frames close to 60.

Fps, I don't care of resolution of effects, 1080p is enaugh for me 😂

How low is too low for fps in RPG's?

Typically I go for higher resolution over highest settings since I prefer a cleaner image, but typically I can get a decent balance of both these days. Most new games offer a good graphics menu. Big fan of downsampling when possible.

I definitely prioritize my frame rate and try to hit my monitor refresh rate first. Then, I'll just add on settings that make or break the graphics, like shadows and texture. Then I'd bring it up to whatever resolution would work out. So in the end, a good enough GPU means finding a balance doesn't matter! But I'm still rocking a 970, so I gotta go tinkering a bit.

I max out the settings, I would prefer both but if I have to turn settings down I immediately start shopping for better hardware. I have a sickness, its costs me money, but I love to see games in the highest detail they were designed for.

When it comes to single-player games I crank up the resolution and settings to max don't care if it stutters but if it is an fps game then I will lower the setting to get higher frames.

Resolution

Resolution

Neither... Higher FPS means minimizing both. Unfortunately with the transition from CRT to LCD this means playing ball with the native display... hence trying to hit 100 posts at a shot at a 3080 Ti. 

This^^ I think a good balance usually does the trick. If hardware allows run all settings at 75% of max setting of that. (Very High, High, Medium, low) for example go with High. Start there and then tweak to your favorite optimized eye candy setting.

Depends on the game.
In most cases, I prefer a mixed state.