Can my specs handle the lg25um58-p monitor?

[pzsombi12]

I have a very very low budget """ gaming""" pc. Pentium g4600, gtx 1050 2gb, 8gb ddr4 ram.
I play on 1080p(16:9, 1ms, TN)monitor.
I would like to buy that monitor what have 2560x1080 , 5ms, ips.
I ONLY play fifa (18) , rocket league, sometimes cities skyline but MAINLY fifa. I think it do not has so big graphics requirement.
Iam wondering, will my pc handle that monitor? ( 60+fps high settings)
Is it impossible?
If yes than would a 1050 ti 4gb be an answer for the problem?

And last. Will i notice the difference between 1ms and 5ms? Could it cause problems in gaming?

Thank you!

 

[voxic]

I have that exact monitor and I would not recommend you buy it with those specifications. I'd just stick with 1080p because though an extra ~600 horizontal pixels doesn't sound like much, it makes a pretty big difference in-games and effects performance more than you'd expect.

 

[pzsombi12]

I have that exact monitor and I would not recommend you buy it with those specifications. I'd just stick with 1080p because though an extra ~600 horizontal pixels doesn't sound like much, it makes a pretty big difference in-games and effects performance more than you'd expect.

I see. Hmmmmm. I said "I play on 1080p". Mistake. I played.( Just wanted to say I have never played on ultrawide).
Now I do not own any monitor. Does this change the situation?
Or I should stick to buy a casual 1080p 24' monitor?

 

[voxic]

I have that exact monitor and I would not recommend you buy it with those specifications. I'd just stick with 1080p because though an extra ~600 horizontal pixels doesn't sound like much, it makes a pretty big difference in-games and effects performance more than you'd expect.

I see. Hmmmmm. I said "I play on 1080p". Mistake. I played.( Just wanted to say I have never played on ultrawide).
Now I do not own any monitor. Does this change the situation?
Or I should stick to buy a casual 1080p 24' monitor?

I would recommend finding a 100Hz, 120Hz or 144Hz 1080p monitor rather than a 2560x1080p 60Hz monitor.