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willhub said:
You're taking the ray-trace.
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I cannot grasp the disrespect given by certain forum members to a man who has devoted his long weekend to giving us Gigabyte (or Zotac) 1080Ti's at a price that will enable us not to sell our cats to a brothel.
Only last week I paid my respects (left some Monster Munch & a half a Caramac bar) at his shrine. The one behind the rough Asda, on the estate.
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Kelt said:
I wouldn't be buying a 1080P monitor now, personally.

I'd be going for 1440P @ 120+MHz.
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I agree, but as it’s a hobby purely for gaming which I use two maybe three times a week. I really don’t want to be spending £400+ on a monitor. However I do want to get the most out of my card.
 
Chrisc said:
I really wouldn’t mind a new monitor, what is a better trade off... 1080p 144hz or 1440p 60hz? I lack knowledge in the monitor sector.
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If it helps, I play all sorts of games including online FPS where fast response is essential and I went from a 24" TN 1080p@144Hz monitor to an AOC 31.5" VA 1440p@75Hz Freesync monitor and I'm more than happy with my choice :) But I guess it depends what you want/need. I personally couldnt go back to 60Hz which is horrible to use now, but 75Hz is fine for me. I only paid £200 for the AOC and can't believe how good it is for that money - sure, if you spend more you'll get better, but bargains to be had :)

If the LG ultrawide mentioned does 75Hz I'd consider that too. But 1920x1080p or 60Hz are so meh now ;)
 
ZenBaz said:
If it helps, I play all sorts of games including online FPS where fast response is essential and I went from a 24" TN 1080p@144Hz monitor to an AOC 31.5" VA 1440p@75Hz Freesync monitor and I'm more than happy with my choice :) But I guess it depends what you want/need. I personally couldnt go back to 60Hz which is horrible to use now, but 75Hz is fine for me. I only paid £200 for the AOC and can't believe how good it is for that money - sure, if you spend more you'll get better, but bargains to be had :)

If the LG ultrawide mentioned does 75Hz I'd consider that too. But 1920x1080p or 60Hz are so meh now ;)
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Cheers guys
 
Chrisc said:
I agree, but as it’s a hobby purely for gaming which I use two maybe three times a week. I really don’t want to be spending £400+ on a monitor. However I do want to get the most out of my card.
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monitors are a long term investment. You can get good deals sometimes.
There was a b stock here 4k 60 ips gsync for 370 pnce, and I picked up a pre order 144hz 1440p va pannel for 220 recently.
Personally I'd wait for masmass deals and get the best you can because the computer graphics are only as good as the display panel
 
passifid said:
monitors are a long term investment. You can get good deals sometimes.
There was a b stock here 4k 60 ips gsync for 370 pnce, and I picked up a pre order 144hz 1440p va pannel for 220 recently.
Personally I'd wait for masmass deals and get the best you can because the computer graphics are only as good as the display panel
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Tah, I think I’ll hold out for a 1440/144hz panel.
 
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