Recently I've built my very first gaming pc, and so far I've loved it to the fullest. I have no idea why I haven't done this earlier, it is sure worth the money (and time).
Now I've come to realize that my the refreshrate of my monitors is just 60hz, and that is totally understandable, these are some seriously old Apple displays, one of which actually came with one of those giant Mac Pros. I remember my friend getting this 'RTS-gaming monitor' by BenQ and he got it for a little over 100 euros, and I believe the refreshrate of that was/is over 60hz. I really love gaming and how much smoother it looks on monitors that have a higher refreshrate, but from what I've learned, don't those 120hz+ monitors tend to be a little pricy? If I were to buy a new 120hz display for gaming in Europe, Finland, how much would one cost, keeping in mind that I really love quality but at the same time don't have THAT much to spend on it, at least right now. Opinions?
Oh and my gpu is a GTX 660 (yeah, I know, it's two years old but hey, budget pc
).
Now I've come to realize that my the refreshrate of my monitors is just 60hz, and that is totally understandable, these are some seriously old Apple displays, one of which actually came with one of those giant Mac Pros. I remember my friend getting this 'RTS-gaming monitor' by BenQ and he got it for a little over 100 euros, and I believe the refreshrate of that was/is over 60hz. I really love gaming and how much smoother it looks on monitors that have a higher refreshrate, but from what I've learned, don't those 120hz+ monitors tend to be a little pricy? If I were to buy a new 120hz display for gaming in Europe, Finland, how much would one cost, keeping in mind that I really love quality but at the same time don't have THAT much to spend on it, at least right now. Opinions?
Oh and my gpu is a GTX 660 (yeah, I know, it's two years old but hey, budget pc
).
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