[SOLVED] i was thinking about buying a 240hz 1080 or 1440 but i want the cheaper that works better with my rtx2060

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basically is that, i am trying to find a monitor that gives me what i want and that works with my actual pc running at 240hz on 1080 or 1440 idc

2060
i5-8600k
16gb 2666mhz ram
850w psu

basically is that , any suggestion would be a really good help :3
 
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Going from 144 to 240?

There was another thread where there was a long-running debate about that. I'll say here what I've said there: Until they can prove, in a repeatable, scientific process, double-blind study, that people can tell what refresh rate they're playing on, and reliably prove better play when they don't know what the refresh rate is, I'll believe it.

Until then, given that the record fastest human response to anything was 13ms, well...

1 sec / 13ms = 76.923 frames/sec. I'd go so far as to accept maybe 80-100 is where the ability to perceive and react tops out, maybe.

Ergo, my conclusion that going for faster than 144Hz doesn't help. Faster than 100, even, I'd say, but since 144Hz monitors are around the same...
Going from 144 to 240?

There was another thread where there was a long-running debate about that. I'll say here what I've said there: Until they can prove, in a repeatable, scientific process, double-blind study, that people can tell what refresh rate they're playing on, and reliably prove better play when they don't know what the refresh rate is, I'll believe it.

Until then, given that the record fastest human response to anything was 13ms, well...

1 sec / 13ms = 76.923 frames/sec. I'd go so far as to accept maybe 80-100 is where the ability to perceive and react tops out, maybe.

Ergo, my conclusion that going for faster than 144Hz doesn't help. Faster than 100, even, I'd say, but since 144Hz monitors are around the same price as there slower brethren (given otherwise identical specs), there's no harm in getting a faster monitor at the same price.
 
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