expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Jul 05, 2023 03:19 PM
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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Jul 05, 2023 03:19 PM
49" Monoprice Dark Matter DQHD VA 120Hz Curved Gaming Monitor w/ Adaptive Sync
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1xxx series cards from Nvidia can only support 120 hz output. If you want to go above 120, you're going to need to get 2xxx + card.
I have a 3080 and aim to be over 240 hz on fps games so I don't have gsync flicking on and off when hitting the max rate.
If I have a hard time getting 240 hz + all the time, I will cap at 237 to keep gsync on at all times since the toggling can be an issue.
So recommend this monitor to be set at (as someone above aimed for) always above 120, or 117 or less capped to keep VRR active.
I would buy this monitor now if I was still on my 1080ti, my daughter has that card, am on the fence to get this monitor for birthday gift in a couple months.
However, might be able to gett comparable pricing during black friday and be a christmas gift so...what to do...
Trying to display 2 to 3 softwares on normal full size screen at the same time. Any ideas/thoughts will be greatly appreciated.
Trying to display 2 to 3 softwares on normal full size screen at the same time. Any ideas/thoughts will be greatly appreciated.
How much real estate would I lose on this vs those 2 combined
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I share my screen often at work and am concerned the screen will look too small from the viewer's perspective. Can this monitor split its screens into 3 via in-built function or does it need some special software?
I cant install any apps on my work computer so would need in-built function to split the sceeen into multiple when I have multiple inputs used.
I share my screen often at work and am concerned the screen will look too small from the viewer's perspective. Can this monitor split its screens into 3 via in-built function or does it need some special software?
I cant install any apps on my work computer so would need in-built function to split the sceeen into multiple when I have multiple inputs used.
How much real estate would I lose on this vs those 2 combined
Thanks
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1xxx series cards from Nvidia can only support 120 hz output. If you want to go above 120, you're going to need to get 2xxx + card.
I have a 3080 and aim to be over 240 hz on fps games so I don't have gsync flicking on and off when hitting the max rate.
If I have a hard time getting 240 hz + all the time, I will cap at 237 to keep gsync on at all times since the toggling can be an issue.
So recommend this monitor to be set at (as someone above aimed for) always above 120, or 117 or less capped to keep VRR active.
I would buy this monitor now if I was still on my 1080ti, my daughter has that card, am on the fence to get this monitor for birthday gift in a couple months.
However, might be able to gett comparable pricing during black friday and be a christmas gift so...what to do...
I was debating between this and the Samsung G9 (in Amazon Warehouse right now)
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