will my 2gb gtx 560ti be able to support csgo at 144hz using this monitor? http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-024-AO&groupid=17&catid=1851
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gtx 560ti
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Hi
Merry xmas! If you have the port what you need out of box will be supported. Well, best of my knowledge.
yeah I think I need to buy a cable but I'm not sure which to get, thanks for the reply btw
http://uk.msi.com/product/vga/N560GTXTi_Twin_Frozr_II_2GD5OC.html#hero-overview
for reference this is my exact graphics card. which extra cables would i need to buy?
for reference this is my exact graphics card. which extra cables would i need to buy?
ah cheers troops! could you link me a reliable one from this site please? gonna go collect this stuff from overclockers on Saturday
this cable? http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-066-OK&tool=3
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"Hey there, just a warning for people who're going to buy this if you're expecting to use 144hz you'll need to buy a dual link dvi cable to go with it because they send it with a single link dvi. Otherwise though, the colour depth of the monitor and general bang for buck is great."
that's one of the reviews, i was just wondering if the dual-link dvi cable i linked was suitable.
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Any dual link DVI cable will work, that one you've linked will be fine provided the length is enough to reach between PC and monitor at your desk.
If you've already got a spare DVI cable, you can check if it's dual link or not by seeing how many pins it has. A single link has two blocks of 9 pins with a gap between the blocks, a dual link cable has another 9 pin block occupying this gap. Pictures of the different connectors are here if it helps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
If you've already got a spare DVI cable, you can check if it's dual link or not by seeing how many pins it has. A single link has two blocks of 9 pins with a gap between the blocks, a dual link cable has another 9 pin block occupying this gap. Pictures of the different connectors are here if it helps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
cheers. that was a good help, just bought the dual link cable and monitor now! time to drive 1 hour home.