1440p monitor help

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Don't buy that cheap monitor:

*This monitor may contain up to 3~5 dead pixels, if you want no dead pixel,
Please order perfect pixel model"

If I were you, I would upgrade GPU and PSU, and wait for the ASUS ROG Swift 1440p 120hz monitor coming out soon. I'm not sure what the price will be like though. One thing I will say though is don't cheap out on a monitor. You will be using it longer than the video card.

Kekoh

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Don't buy that cheap monitor:

*This monitor may contain up to 3~5 dead pixels, if you want no dead pixel,
Please order perfect pixel model"

If I were you, I would upgrade GPU and PSU, and wait for the ASUS ROG Swift 1440p 120hz monitor coming out soon. I'm not sure what the price will be like though. One thing I will say though is don't cheap out on a monitor. You will be using it longer than the video card.
 
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I'd agree with Kekoh on this. Your monitor will likely outlast your PC and of all your PC parts, it is the one you will have the most interaction with. You can use it on your next PC and there is nothing worse than multiple dead or stuck pixels to stare at all day/night.
 

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Thanks for the help.