I just recently bought a RTX 3090, so I'm looking at several different options of monitor upgrades, since I want to upgrade my monitor its several years old and and double the refresh rate monitors exist now for a fantastic price. One, a 270 HZ 1440P monitor. Two are looking super promising to me, this one:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M6B6T1H?tag=amazondn01-20
and the new one coming out from ASUS the XG27AQM.
I'm also wondering if I should upgrade to 4k 144hz. It wouldn't be much of a drop from the 165 HZ refresh rate I'm used to today and hey, its 4k. 2560x1440 resolution seems so 15 years ago but, I don't really want to waste my money either. There's a 4k monitor that looks extremely promising, the LG 27GN950-B but its $300 more expensive than the 1440's that I'm looking at. Would I really notice much more of a difference at 4k? Or would over double the refresh rate be the king that takes over? I want the biggest bang for my buck since I invested a lot of money in a 3090 and a 3090 is probably way overkill for my monitor right now. I get 165 fps virtually everywhere I go in most games with my 3060 ti let alone a 3090. It just seems... overkill unless I upgrade.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M6B6T1H?tag=amazondn01-20
and the new one coming out from ASUS the XG27AQM.
I'm also wondering if I should upgrade to 4k 144hz. It wouldn't be much of a drop from the 165 HZ refresh rate I'm used to today and hey, its 4k. 2560x1440 resolution seems so 15 years ago but, I don't really want to waste my money either. There's a 4k monitor that looks extremely promising, the LG 27GN950-B but its $300 more expensive than the 1440's that I'm looking at. Would I really notice much more of a difference at 4k? Or would over double the refresh rate be the king that takes over? I want the biggest bang for my buck since I invested a lot of money in a 3090 and a 3090 is probably way overkill for my monitor right now. I get 165 fps virtually everywhere I go in most games with my 3060 ti let alone a 3090. It just seems... overkill unless I upgrade.