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All you really need is 144hz, it's a massive improvement over 60hz, 200hz+ isn't much better than 144hz, it's better but depends what you want.
I like my games looking nice at 1440p res, max detail, the pros play on 1080p with low graphics for 280+hz
here's my fortnite running at 165hz with Max settings + RTX settings maxed, as you can see my frames drop due background programs open atm but i do get steady 165 when all is closed, but i run 144hz most days as i have other things open usually.
My Rig is AMD Ryzen 9 3900x 12 core, 64GB ram, Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080 Super (MSI trio), win 10 64bit.
In other words, if your rig can't handle running games 200hz+, waste buying a screen that supports it, my screen can do 170hz but some games with max settings, i have to down shadows to reach steady 144hz.
1080p also requires way less computer power so you have a weaker graghics card etc, but 1440p gamming is the best universal for graghics + 144hz, 4k is not really used unless you have a card better than mine or you use lowest settings but every game will look like crap
Also 60hz vs 144hz removes alot of the motion blur effect in games so when your moving fast, that screen glare is removed. I always kept motion blur off for that reason but with 144hz i notice nothing.
And when you get a new monitor make sure you set it in windows settings to 144hz etc, my new screen being 144-170 overclocked was defaulted by windows to 60hz.
Enjoy and happy gamming.
I like my games looking nice at 1440p res, max detail, the pros play on 1080p with low graphics for 280+hz
here's my fortnite running at 165hz with Max settings + RTX settings maxed, as you can see my frames drop due background programs open atm but i do get steady 165 when all is closed, but i run 144hz most days as i have other things open usually.
My Rig is AMD Ryzen 9 3900x 12 core, 64GB ram, Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080 Super (MSI trio), win 10 64bit.
In other words, if your rig can't handle running games 200hz+, waste buying a screen that supports it, my screen can do 170hz but some games with max settings, i have to down shadows to reach steady 144hz.
1080p also requires way less computer power so you have a weaker graghics card etc, but 1440p gamming is the best universal for graghics + 144hz, 4k is not really used unless you have a card better than mine or you use lowest settings but every game will look like crap
Also 60hz vs 144hz removes alot of the motion blur effect in games so when your moving fast, that screen glare is removed. I always kept motion blur off for that reason but with 144hz i notice nothing.
And when you get a new monitor make sure you set it in windows settings to 144hz etc, my new screen being 144-170 overclocked was defaulted by windows to 60hz.
Enjoy and happy gamming.
08-Aug-2021 03:06:19 - Last edited on 08-Aug-2021 03:33:06 by XPvM4DeathX
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