xbox one x will it support 1440p ? as need new monitor for both

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hi guys

my lad is looking into getting a new monitor , he currentley has a dell 24 inch 1080p ultra edge which has been great .

he noow has a 980ti with a 6600 skylake and enjoys pc gaming but he also loves to play xbox and will be upgrading his xbox to a one x but both use the same monitor

the problem is he only needs maybe 27 inch monitor and is keen to go with a gsync one but we are wondering if the xbox one x will support 1440p or will it just do 1080p or downscale from 4k or would there be a standalone option for 1440p (2560x1440)

whats the best thing to do and can anyone recommend a monitor within a reasonable price please .

thanks
 
This is one of the problems I am having...

I don't really have a solution for you but I believe the Xbox One X is Freesync capable. So similar to me the GPU will be G-Sync yet the Xbox will be Freesync!
 
oh i didnt realise that at all that the one x will be freesync

so basically he will have to get rid of his 980ti and buy a amd card (will this be fine with his skylake cpu) and then get a 1440p freesync monitor
 
oh i didnt realise that at all that the one x will be freesync

so basically he will have to get rid of his 980ti and buy a amd card (will this be fine with his skylake cpu) and then get a 1440p freesync monitor

That is the route I am looking at as it's going to be expensive trying to support two separate technologies. I think I am going to wait for a Freesync HDR monitor which I think will become more common next year.

Hopefully someone else will be able to provide some more info but hope that helps.
 
If your looking for a 1440P or FreeSync monitor for the Xbox One X, Do make sure you check the monitor manual!

As I having just check my Asus 1440P 144hz freesync monitor manual it only supports 1440P resolution and/or Freesync on the DisplayPort not the HDMI ports!!!

Also it is not very cheap or straight forward to go from HDMI device to a DisplayPort Display, whereby the other way (into an HDMI display) just need a cheap adapter or cable.
 
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