monitor for 1080p and for gaming ?
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chris987
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- Jun 10, 2013
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it is as long as your hardware is capable of pushing fps beyond 60 ,to be able to gain of the higher hz of 144.(no image tearing even without vsync and smoother gameplay) else you should be happy just by moving windows on desktop really fluently
unknownofprob
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for your rig, 144Hz is defiantly a great option over 60Hz. Make sure you use Display port or DVI cables only, otherwise you won't get 144Hz but 60Hz.
That monitor you listed is a very very good choice, highly recommend it.
That monitor you listed is a very very good choice, highly recommend it.
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