Should I get a 144hz or 60hz Monitor? (1080p)
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ThatVietGuy
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The GPU is a solid 1080p card. Cranking the resolution up to 1440p will cause it to lose a step.
If you intend to stick with the GTX 1060 for awhile, I would go 1080p.
If you intend to stick with the GTX 1060 for awhile, I would go 1080p.
ThatVietGuy
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Derp, lost my reading comprehension.
After experiencing 144hz I think it's worth it. Granted I may never reach 144hz in most the games I play (even with a GTX 980 ti), the extra smoothness you can get from a 144hz monitor is great.
After experiencing 144hz I think it's worth it. Granted I may never reach 144hz in most the games I play (even with a GTX 980 ti), the extra smoothness you can get from a 144hz monitor is great.
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