help finding new 4k monitor g-synch

[WINTERLORD]

I think that is what the technology is I'm goin g to be doing gaming but I want gsynch 1.07billion colors and 4k resoloution. I found t6his one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236688 but wondered if it had gsynch and if theres any other brand name monitors cheaper then this with all the fetures.


I know it takes a lot of graphics wich I have covered already

 

[Anurag20]

The ASUS MG28UQ is a Free-Sync Display optimized for AMD Video cards, the only comparable option for a G-Sync Monitor is the ACER XB280HK..

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/compare/acer-monitor-umpb0ee005,asus-monitor-mg28uq/

If u have an AMD video card and need a Free-Sync Monitor then the Samsung UE590 UHD 28" monitor ranked #1 by 4K,com would be better than the MG28UQ, in my opinion..

http://4k.com/monitor/

 

[WINTERLORD]

ok but would free synch work on NVidia cards?
I kinda want to switch to NVidia and that mean id want gsynch oire does free synch work on NVidia cards to?
what 4k monitors have gsynch

 

[Anurag20]

ok but would free synch work on NVidia cards?
I kinda want to switch to NVidia and that mean id want gsynch oire does free synch work on NVidia cards to?
what 4k monitors have gsynch

Hey dude, G-Sync and FreeSync are both designed to smooth out gameplay, reduce input lag, and prevent screen tearing but G-sync is supported by NVIDIA only and not any other vendor while FreeSync is supported by AMD only and no other..

More info: http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/nvidia-g-sync-or-amd-freesync-pick-a-side-and-stick-with-it/

So if you have an NVIDIA video card -- Go for G-Sync or if u have an AMD card go for FreeSync..

List of G-Sync Monitors.. http://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#xcx=0&A=1

List of FreeSync Monitors.. http://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#xcx=0&A=2

 

[WINTERLORD]

ok thanks yea I was wanting to go NVidia on my next card upgrade but amd is sure looking more attractive I think NVidia has better color and such but know most of that is iun the monitor

 

[Anurag20]

ok thanks yea I was wanting to go NVidia on my next card upgrade but amd is sure looking more attractive I think NVidia has better color and such but know most of that is iun the monitor

Actually gamers going for G-sync and FreeSync are generally high-end users looking to spend around $1.5-2K on a GPU/Monitor setup..

AMD is a very good budget option but NVIDIA is costlier but its cards run a little cooler.. As of today, the best GPU on the market for a $700 is the GTX 1080, if u want to game at 1440p/4K -- Full-Ultra settings @4K will probably require you to get 2 GTX 1080s.. But if u are looking @ 1080p like most users, the about-to-be released GTX 1070 is probably the best option..

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[WINTERLORD]

oh surly one or 2 1070's can run 4k

 

[Anurag20]

oh surly one or 2 1070's can run 4k

nope.. you'll need atleast a single GTX 1080..

http://us.hardware.info/comparisontable/products/348377-348376

 

[JUICEhunter]

Gaming at 4k is rough and is at best 60hz with most GPU setups struggling to hit 50fps with medium settings and STILL bad frame-rates.

1080/2k high hz is the way to go if you're a gamer, going above 60hz is a game changer and being able to get enough frames per second to enjoy high hz is also needed. It's always better to have an excess of performance vs a lack of.

 

[WINTERLORD]

does having more then 60fps matter in rpg like games, and stratagy like civ 5 civ6

 

[JUICEhunter]

I enjoy all my RPGs in high hz, most of them use 3rd person view and panning around is nice, it's almost as important as an first person view. RTS and Strategy most definitely not as important.