- May 25, 2014
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I have this PC right now:
i7 920 (Will be upgrading to a Xeon W3680)
8GB RAM
GTX 750Ti (Upgrading to 1050Ti or 1060 3GB)
Is it worth getting a BenQ XL2411Z 1080p 144Hz Panel? I plan on playing online CS-GO, Fortnite and some AAA games at low-medium settings (High if Possible). If framerates drop below 100fps will it feel laggy? I might build a new PC at the start of 2019, right now i want to get a new monitor as i have a crappy Samsung S19D300 LED 1366x768 with only a VGA input. I want to get a good 144Hz monitor so when i build a new PC (probably something along the lines of Ryzen 5 2600, 16GB RAM, 1060 6GB), it can take advantage of the high framerates i will get with the new setup. I dont plan on going 1440p or 4K anytime soon. 1080p is enough for me.
i7 920 (Will be upgrading to a Xeon W3680)
8GB RAM
GTX 750Ti (Upgrading to 1050Ti or 1060 3GB)
Is it worth getting a BenQ XL2411Z 1080p 144Hz Panel? I plan on playing online CS-GO, Fortnite and some AAA games at low-medium settings (High if Possible). If framerates drop below 100fps will it feel laggy? I might build a new PC at the start of 2019, right now i want to get a new monitor as i have a crappy Samsung S19D300 LED 1366x768 with only a VGA input. I want to get a good 144Hz monitor so when i build a new PC (probably something along the lines of Ryzen 5 2600, 16GB RAM, 1060 6GB), it can take advantage of the high framerates i will get with the new setup. I dont plan on going 1440p or 4K anytime soon. 1080p is enough for me.
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