Question Is this good for 360HZ 1080P Gaming (Games - CSGO, VALORANT, Battle Royale)

[RtxNADE]

CPU	Ryzen 7 7800x3D	₹ 45,000.00​
MotherBoard	Asus TUF AM5 Wifi	₹ 23,490.00​
RAM	Corsair Vengeance 32GB(16GBX2) Ddr5 Dram 6000Mhz C40 Desktop Ram (Black) (CMK32GX5M2B6000C40)	₹ 12,000.00​
Storage	Crucial P3 Plus 2Tb M.2 Nvme Pcie Gen 4.0 Internal Ssd (CT2000P3PSSD8)	₹ 12,740.00​
Cabinet	Ant Esports Vanguard E-Atx Full Tower Professional Cabinet (Black) (VANGUARD-BLACK)	₹ 7,140.00​
CPU Cooler	Cooler Master Masterliquid Ml360 Illusion Cpu Liquid Cooler (Mlx-D36M-A18P2-R1)	₹ 10,860.00​
GPU	Asus Dual Rtx 4070 Oc Edition 12Gb Graphics Card (DUAL-RTX4070-O12G) ASUS DUAL RTX 4070 OC EDITION 12GB GRAPHICS CARD (DUAL-RTX4070-O12G)	₹ 62,000.00​
PSU	Asus Tuf Gaming 1000G 1000 Watt Gold Power Supply (TUF-GAMING-1000G)	₹ 17,150.00​
Monitor	BenQ Zowie XL2566K 24.5"(62.3 cm) LCD 1920 x 1080 Pixels TN 360Hz Gaming Monitor |Motion Clarity with DyAc+TM |1080P |XL Setting to ShareTM |Color Modes |S Switch |Shield |Smaller Base |Black	₹ 56,899.00​
TOTAL	INR	₹ 2,47,279.00
TOTAL	USD	$ 3,015.60

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

That is a lot of money for a 24" 1080p monitor. The TN panel has poor coloring and bad angle viewing.

 

[RtxNADE]

That is a lot of money for a 24" 1080p monitor. The TN panel has poor coloring and bad angle viewing.

There is no other monitor as 360hz with dyac

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

There is no other monitor as 360hz with dyac

Are you using this monitor for professional competitive play?

 

[Memphisto]

I dont want to tell you what to do but in my opinion 1440P 240Hz seems like the better option here.
The zowie is really expensive for being a 1080p monitor.
Most people wont see much of a difference between 240 and 360 Hz anyways.
Not saying that its not very nice to have haha.

dyac is a nice feature but most highend monitors have similar features.

i can really recommend the samsung odyssey G7 1440 240hz. Good viewing angles, great color.
if you want NO blur you could opt to buy one of the new Oled Monitors.

Mem

 

[RtxNADE]

Are you using this monitor for professional competitive play?

Yes.

 

[RtxNADE]

I dont want to tell you what to do but in my opinion 1440P 240Hz seems like the better option here.
The zowie is really expensive for being a 1080p monitor.
Most people wont see much of a difference between 240 and 360 Hz anyways.
Not saying that its not very nice to have haha.

dyac is a nice feature but most highend monitors have similar features.

i can really recommend the samsung odyssey G7 1440 240hz. Good viewing angles, great color.
if you want NO blur you could opt to buy one of the new Oled Monitors.

Mem

yes, was looking for no blur.
And Oled panel cost way much than 360hz. here
And currently i have IPS VG279QM 280Hz monitor, motion blur is not that great as zowie

 

[klavs]

if you want NO blur you could opt to buy one of the new Oled Monitors.

That's news to me. I've not owned an OLED, but none of the tests I've seen have less perceived motion blur than the XL2566K w. Dyac+. What we experience when using the hardware, is not the same as the specs. What am I missing?

I would be very interested in references to monitors (TN, IPS or OLED) with less (or equal) perceived blur, than the XL2566K w. Dyac+.

Is this good for 360HZ 1080P Gaming?

Your build looks fine for CSGO and Valorant (assuming you don't max your graphics settings), but I don't know if it can do 360 FPS for BR.

When you buy and test your system, I would be interested in seeing your final build, plus how it performs in the games you play and the settings you use.

 

[RtxNADE]

That's news to me. I've not owned an OLED, but none of the tests I've seen have less perceived motion blur than the XL2566K w. Dyac+. What we experience when using the hardware, is not the same as the specs. What am I missing?

I would be very interested in references to monitors (TN, IPS or OLED) with less (or equal) perceived blur, than the XL2566K w. Dyac+.


Your build looks fine for CSGO and Valorant (assuming you don't max your graphics settings), but I don't know if it can do 360 FPS for BR.

When you buy and test your system, I would be interested in seeing your final build, plus how it performs in the games you play and the settings you use.

yes, thank you for the reply.
I decided to wait for next few months because of the 7800X3D burning situation.

Also i have decided to download HZ if the fps is not reaching 360. I have learned that 240hz in 360hz monitor is super responsive than base 240hz monitor.

will update you on that

 

[klavs]

I decided to wait for next few months because of the 7800X3D burning situation.

You should be fine if you limit your CPU SOC Voltage to 1.14 (maybe up to max 1.3). Then reconfigure your BIOS when a stable update is released.

 

[RtxNADE]

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You should be fine if you limit your CPU SOC Voltage to 1.14 (maybe up to max 1.3). Then reconfigure your BIOS when a stable update is released.

Yes, but just for being on safer side i am waiting. Also till that time keeping a watch on upcoming monitors.

 

[Lucky_SLS]

You dont need a 360 AIO, a 240 would be sufficient for 7800X3D.

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Corsair 4000D AIRFLOW Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Black Cabinet CC-9011200-WW

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The 4070 is a 200W card, a 750W PSU is sufficient.

ADATA XPG Core Reactor 750 Watt 80 Plus Gold SMPS CORE-REACTOR-750

The XPG CORE REACTOR is a modular, 80 Plus Gold power supply unit equipped with 100% Japanese capacitors. Combined with Line Level Control (LLC) resonant topology, it is power-efficient, reliable and makes creating a tidy build easy.

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Corsair RM750e 750 Watt 80 Plus Gold Fully Modular SMPS CP-9020248-IN

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240 AIO:

Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML240L V2 ARGB Liquid CPU Cooler MLW-D24M-A18PA-R2

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My SSD suggestion:

Kingston KC3000 M.2 2280 2048GB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe 3D TLC Internal SSD SKC3000D/2048G

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[klavs]

I missed that you use a watercooler.

You dont need a 360 AIO, a 240 would be sufficient for 7800X3D.

If you go with a 240 AIO, then you might as well go for an air cooler that requires less maintenance with fewer points of failure. The good old Noctua NH-D15S or NH-D15 - or one of the variants from the competitors.

 

[Lucky_SLS]

Also, you could look into cheaper AMD cards. I dont think the titles you mentioned benefit from RTX...

a 6800XT

Asrock AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT Phantom Gaming 16GB OC Graphic Card RX6800XT PG 16GO

Boost Clock: Up to 2310 MHz / 16 Gbps Game Clock: 2065 MHz / 16 Gbps Base Clock: 1875 MHz / 16 Gbps

www.primeabgb.com

 

[RtxNADE]

Also, you could look into cheaper AMD cards. I dont think the titles you mentioned benefit from RTX...

a 6800XT

Asrock AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT Phantom Gaming 16GB OC Graphic Card RX6800XT PG 16GO

Boost Clock: Up to 2310 MHz / 16 Gbps Game Clock: 2065 MHz / 16 Gbps Base Clock: 1875 MHz / 16 Gbps

www.primeabgb.com

thank you for the reply, will sure look into the suggestions.

 

[RtxNADE]

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I missed that you use a watercooler.

If you go with a 240 AIO, then you might as well go for an air cooler that requires less maintenance with fewer points of failure. The good old Noctua NH-D15S or NH-D15 - or one of the variants from the competitors.

well noctua is same priced as 360mm cooler here, 1.5k less than 360mm

 

[klavs]

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well noctua is same priced as 360mm cooler here, 1.5k less than 360mm

It requires less maintenance, has fewer points of failure and produces less noise.

 

[RtxNADE]

It requires less maintenance, has fewer points of failure and produces less noise.

ok. will look into.