Upgrade before changing monitor?

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The link shows what sort of fps ypu should get in division 2 at diffrent settings.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tw...benchmarked-20-graphics-cards-tested/amp.html

More demanding the game the better hpu needed so so grabbimg a 3060ti would be a massive jump in performance.

Could grab the monitor you want and go from there.

Whats your budget for upgrades
The only thing I haven't overally considered was a new gpu. I've been looking at a new CPU, mobo, memory but as the gpu was the last thing I bought (with the exception of a new case and cooler) I was hoping it would be the last thing I replace.
 
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Another question. Currently my monitor is 60hz. My max fps for Division 2 seems to be bang on 60fps. I assume the monitor at this point is throttling? If I bought a new monitor that was a 1080p (rather than 1440p) with a higher refresh rate, would that potentially improve my fps?
 
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Hey congratulations on your new monitor.

Firstly, have you changed your speed to 144 Hz? Display settings - Advance Display Settings - Refresh rate.

Secondly are you using Display Port?

I would suggest you search on either the manufacturers website for guidance or YouTube? Personally on my monitors I selected Text to lower brightness, but my monitor is 7 years old and TN panel.
Thank you - I've changed to 144 and using DP. Might be an adjustment but seems mega bright.
 
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I had that problem, which is why I selected text. But my monitor is a different beast to yours. Have you opened the menu up on monitor, should have profiles, games etc, text.

I am glad you have 144 Hz! Does it feel smoother?
So many options to play with, including HDR. It does feel smoother but I need to get the balance right
 
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Seems like a bit of a bad time to be doing this. Getting a monitor capable of displaying higher resolution and FPS is an ok idea for future proofing - but you'd really want to match that with a GPU capable of driving it at least somewhere near it's capabilities. And GPUs are the moment are ridiculous.
I did take a gamble but seems like somehow my current rig is doing the job albeit I'm on the lookout for upgrades.
 
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