Should I buy 16:9 144HZ 1440p G-Sync Or 21:9 75hz 1080p Freesync Monitor For Gaming?

[mushfiq563]

Should I Buy 27" 16:9 144hz 2560 x 1440 monitor G-Sync or 34"/29" 21:9 2560 x 1080 75hz Freesync ? I am going only play games . I want to have the best experience . And I am a fan of Nvidia so I won't change my gpu . I am requesting not to say that to buy a amd gpu . Thank You!

My Confiq :

CPU : I5 8600k
CPU COOLER : NZXT Karken x62
MOBO : Asus Prime z370-A
RAM : 16 GB 3200MHz
GPU : Asus Rog Strix GTX 1070ti Andvanced Edition
PSU : 650W Power Supply

 

[Hellfire13]

NVidia cards only works with GSync. Freesync is for AMD cards, and useless in your case.
You should get the GSync monitor for best experience with that card.

 

[droekel]

There is no real choice here. G-sync only works with Nvidia and Freesync only works with AMD. So you are left with the option of: to get s-sync or not.
It is beneficial if you have the Budget for it.

Besides that, the 1440p and 144hz is obviously a lot better than the 1080p and 75 hz. I can't advice you on the prices as I dont know which screens you are referring to.

Size wise, this depends on personal preference and how far you are from the screen. However if you want to go bigger than 27 inch, do it with a Gsync monitor and not with the above one.

I bought the Dell S2417DG yesterday myself. 24 inch but 1440p, gsync and 165hz. Might be a good option if you want to consider 24 inch. If not, do not take the bigger Dell s2716DG as I hear a lot of issues with ghosting and inverse ghosting with it.

The one thing you don't mention is the display type. Do you want a TN, IPS or VA panel? Is your best experience best picture quality or is it lowest input lag for competitive gaming?

The IPS and VA panels have better picture quality but worse input lag. They are generally more expensive than TN too. You can find a ton of information about this everywhere so just google it .

 

[Hellfire13]

So you are left with the option of: to get s-sync or not.

Isnt that a file system utility???