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144 hz monitor gtx750ti 2gb 8gb ram core i3 vsync off overwatch and csgo fps_max 144 yet both games are still caped to 60 fps. any solution?

I own a 2-year-old computer sporting and Intel Core i3-4350 processor, 8GB of RAM, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphics card with 2GB of memory, and a 430W power supply. Recently, I bought a monitor with 144hz refresh rate, and started playing games at 144 FPS. The problem is that when I play...

For the past few weeks, red artifacts would appear when I play games. This precedes the moment when my computer would crash or restart. After delving into the vast archive of threads in Tom's Hardware, I have observed that the most popular indication is that either my computer has either a...

Monitor: Asus VG248QE (using DVI adapter) Processor: Intel Core i3-4350 Graphics Card: Asus GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB Memory: 8GB Power Supply: Corsair CX430M I found out that the reason my computer crashes when I play Overwatch is because the temperature gets really high (around 70C) when I'm...

After resetting Windows 10, I have been experiencing a problem with my Corsair Vengeance M95 gaming mouse - I can move the cursor, but cannot click or scroll anything. I have tried updating the drivers and uninstalling the mouse in mouse settings, but they did not work. I have tried using the...

After resetting Windows 10, I have been experiencing a problem with my Corsair Vengeance M95 gaming mouse - I can move the cursor, but cannot click or scroll anything. I have tried updating the drivers and uninstalling the mouse in mouse settings, but they did not work. I have tried using the...

Based on the reviews of The Guru of 3D on the Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and Palit video cards, Asus and Gigabyte would go head to head on top. Buy what is cheaper in your area.

What are the specifications of the computer that you will use for a monitor?

The Guru of 3D reviewed these graphics cards. Gigabyte won in performance and temperature, while MSI won in noise level and is cheaper in Newegg. Asus and EVGA were reviewed by TechPowerUp. Between Asus and EVGA, Asus wins in noise, power consumption, and is cheaper in Newegg as of this moment...

Get the Phanteks Enthoo Pro. You'll be dazzled by its build quality. It is a full tower case, so you have headroom for expansion. Costs £60.