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ASUS TUF Gaming 27โ 1440P Gaming Monitor (VG27AQML1A) - QHD (2560 x 1440), 260Hz OC, 1ms, Fast IPS, Freesync AND Gsync $229
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27-inch QHD (2560 x 1440)
IPS
260hz OC
Freesync premium AND G-sync and VESA AdaptiveSync technology
HDR 400
1ms Responde time
Retail price $399.99
Shipped and sold by amazon
link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZR7WHXK
27-inch QHD (2560 x 1440)
IPS
260hz OC
Freesync premium AND G-sync and VESA AdaptiveSync technology
HDR 400
1ms Responde time
Retail price $399.99
Shipped and sold by amazon
link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZR7WHXK
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note this is the 260Hz version, not the 170Hz
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZR7WHXK?th=1
note this is the 260Hz version, not the 170Hz
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZR7WHXK?th=1
260hz, feel like I haven't seen a deal on one for a 1440p monitor. Would have snagged this over my 180hz if it were available at the time
Query to "gamers" that will get performance out of this monitor:
With things like steam etc. it just seems like there's wicked performance overhead and there's no native games that are truly pushing hardware limits themselves, because of the "drag" of all of the connected apps etc.
What key part am I missing here? I *lived* gaming in the Id Software days, where the new engines forced the hardware upgrades (NVidia's gemination and initial growth with thanks to people like Carmack)
Or did I lose everyone? I do that . . .
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Query to "gamers" that will get performance out of this monitor:
With things like steam etc. it just seems like there's wicked performance overhead and there's no native games that are truly pushing hardware limits themselves, because of the "drag" of all of the connected apps etc.
What key part am I missing here? I *lived* gaming in the Id Software days, where the new engines forced the hardware upgrades (NVidia's gemination and initial growth with thanks to people like Carmack)
Or did I lose everyone? I do that . . .