The only question left is whether or not it can actually put out 144 FPS. That will depend on your resolution and what games you play. Anything more than simple eSports at 1080p with shadows and AA turned off and the RX 460 probably won't be able to do 144 FPS.
The only question left is whether or not it can actually put out 144 FPS. That will depend on your resolution and what games you play. Anything more than simple eSports at 1080p with shadows and AA turned off and the RX 460 probably won't be able to do 144 FPS.
Maybe at 720p - but, no, this is not a card that you use to run, say, 1080p at 144 FPS. There would be no point in upgrading to a monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate if the video card cannot put out frames fast enough to match it.