Hi, I'm currently using a Ben q monitor 144 which is awesome but id like to upgrade to 1440p 144 or 244
Problem is my main game is warzone, which I hit about 100/120 solid fbs so technically I'm not even hitting 144 frames right now..
If I tweak some settings, is a 1440p 144 monitor going to affect my fps a lot...
And in a couple years Im going to upgrade my graphic card when the new series come out, that's why I was thinking I may as well buy a 1440p 250hz for that, but if I do that now will I still have a nice smooth game with a monitor that is way overkill for my gpu so i don't feel I need to get 1440p 240hz monitor when I eventually do upgrade the graphic card.. For when I'm hitting 250 fps in warzone. I do believe even on ultra high settings, the best CPU and gpu are only hitting 200 fps.. So they're not evening getting 250hz reward.. So that's why I haven't decided to upgrade the gfx card yet
This Is my current set up
PC Specialist Vanquish Renegade Pro Gaming PC, Intel Core i7-8700 3.2GHz, 16GB DDR4, 3TB HDD, 500GB SSD, No-DVD, NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti 11GB, WIFI, Windows 10 Home
Problem is my main game is warzone, which I hit about 100/120 solid fbs so technically I'm not even hitting 144 frames right now..
If I tweak some settings, is a 1440p 144 monitor going to affect my fps a lot...
And in a couple years Im going to upgrade my graphic card when the new series come out, that's why I was thinking I may as well buy a 1440p 250hz for that, but if I do that now will I still have a nice smooth game with a monitor that is way overkill for my gpu so i don't feel I need to get 1440p 240hz monitor when I eventually do upgrade the graphic card.. For when I'm hitting 250 fps in warzone. I do believe even on ultra high settings, the best CPU and gpu are only hitting 200 fps.. So they're not evening getting 250hz reward.. So that's why I haven't decided to upgrade the gfx card yet
This Is my current set up
PC Specialist Vanquish Renegade Pro Gaming PC, Intel Core i7-8700 3.2GHz, 16GB DDR4, 3TB HDD, 500GB SSD, No-DVD, NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti 11GB, WIFI, Windows 10 Home
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