aznricepuff said:
I wouldn't expect onboard graphics to give you more than 60 FPS unless you are running some older or less graphically demanding games.
You will need a dual-link DVI-D or DisplayPort connection to transmit 1080p @ 120 Hz, and most
dedicated GPUs have at least one of these two connections. If you want to game at 120 Hz, I suggest you pick up one of those instead of relying on onboard graphics.
Thanks anz, I will be getting a graphics card too with a dual DVI-I port. So do you mean I wouldn't need to make any connection to the motherboard DVI-D port, if I have the graphics card port. Sorry I'm not too knowledgeable on this. Also, if I can make the connection to the graphics card instead of the mobo, would a dual DVI-D cable that come with the monitor be able to connect to my Dual DVI-I port on the graphics card. Thnks again