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This won't output 4K 144Hz, it's too old.A bit overkill but...
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4K 144Hz requires DSC, I think the cheapest Nvidia card with that is the RTX 2060.Opps, sorry, for some dumb reason i read 1440p.
Thanks for correcting my mistake.
If Nvidia is preferable you'd have to step up to the GT 730, although give how i just screwed up you'd best check that with DeliciousStorage.![]()
GT 1030 has HDMI 2.0 so it could do 4K 120Hz with chroma subsampling, not ideal but better than running a 144Hz monitor at 60Hz.So in terms of refresh rate no benefit in going for a 1030 or 1050 over a 730 then? If that's the case I'll just stick with 60hz, it's an older pc hooked up to a new monitor.
The monitor has a display port, so a GT 1030 could do 4k@120hz via DP as well right?GT 1030 has HDMI 2.0 so it could do 4K 120Hz with chroma subsampling, not ideal but better than running a 144Hz monitor at 60Hz.
If the GT 1030 has DisplayPort then yes.The monitor has a display port, so a GT 1030 could do 4k@120hz via DP as well right?