- Oct 16, 2015
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Hey guys I am looking for some help on a few different questions:
1) I will be getting a new desktop primarily used for CS:GO and WoW; I do have a 144hz Benq monitor so I am looking to get 144 fps on CS:GO at high-max settings at 1080p. I was looking at the 960 or the 750ti. Any other reccomendations in that price range would be very much appreciated. I am currently leaning toward one of the new i5s clocked at 3.2ghz over the amd 8000 series because I am not interested in overclocking, but again, I am open to suggestions.
2) I would like a second monitor to use for internet use at the same time and was curious if I would need toward the 960s power to run 2 screens at the same time. The monitor will be a 60 hz panel, which leads to the question of will I have a problem running a 144hz panel and a 60hz at the same time? Does the mouse roll over when I set it up? And is that annoying sometimes when youre playing a game, especially CS, with the big sweeping arm movements.
I really appreciate any help with however many of the questions you can answer.
Stephen
1) I will be getting a new desktop primarily used for CS:GO and WoW; I do have a 144hz Benq monitor so I am looking to get 144 fps on CS:GO at high-max settings at 1080p. I was looking at the 960 or the 750ti. Any other reccomendations in that price range would be very much appreciated. I am currently leaning toward one of the new i5s clocked at 3.2ghz over the amd 8000 series because I am not interested in overclocking, but again, I am open to suggestions.
2) I would like a second monitor to use for internet use at the same time and was curious if I would need toward the 960s power to run 2 screens at the same time. The monitor will be a 60 hz panel, which leads to the question of will I have a problem running a 144hz panel and a 60hz at the same time? Does the mouse roll over when I set it up? And is that annoying sometimes when youre playing a game, especially CS, with the big sweeping arm movements.
I really appreciate any help with however many of the questions you can answer.
Stephen
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