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60c is normal and most new boards don't even have the Fans kick in till 60C is reached

Yes, each monitor will run at its own res

because there isn't enough manufactures, so no competition. or to but it bluntly price fixing between the manufactures

he saying the res is low, so the card is not being pushed enough. agree a 1050ti would be better if your staying 720p

VR performance is about 3x better on a 10x card vs same 9x card

just screen tearing form lack of v-sync

Acer CB280HK 4K 28 inch, if your gaming @ 4k I doubt it. you will be GPU bound at that res

my point of view is corsair, as far as am aware they still only ones that have RGBMX switches. Ive have two keyboards Roccat worked nice for a month or so then the LED's started dying. bought a K70 with RGB-MX switches had no problems or dead LED's.

try setting it to off in NVidia control panel, just as a test?, then put it back to application controlled

left V-sync on?

https://www.itcsales.co.uk/acatalog/Dell-Monitor-S2716DG-27--LED-QHD-Y44M5-14918.html?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrNajr_m91QIViJPtCh1hiwlYEAYYASABEgK_z_D_BwE £418 27" 1440p 144hz G-Sync

switch off speed step in bios!

1440p 144hz here, a lot nicer than 1080p 144hz (my old monitor). but be warned the txt is small. I have 27" going 23/4 I think would be way to small. As for a 4k monitor, I would still wait on that one for next gen cards or maybe gen afterwards. Then comes the hard part picking a 27" 1440p...

if you're expecting, your framerate to be up and down. and a 144hz 1140p on a 970 that's prettying much a given. then I would say yes its worth it. just keeps your monitor timing same as the Video card so it keeps it looking smooth. it wont make the FPS any better it will just appear smooth to...

one of these options has a down side one does not :) As you say buy new monitor GPU cant keep up one unhappy Sameer Sohail buy a new GPU things run faster happy Sameer Sohail really that simple, one carry's risk one does not So on that premise get the GPU first, dropping a monitor from its...