Here's my planned build:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/FT7ktJ
I'll mainly be using this PC for gaming.
1. I researched, and people were saying 1080p monitors arent good for GTX1080 as it will give less fps and are mostly recommending going for a 1440p monitor. Why is it like this?
2. If I use a 1440p monitor and lower the games' resolution to 1080p, will it still affect badly the fps like in the situation in #2?
3. I considered using a 27" 1440p 144hz monitor at first because aside from 4k, it was what most people recommended when having a GTX 1080. But I chose the 24" 1440p 165hz dell monitor just because 27" may be too big, and it won't look too blurry if ever going 1080p gaming on this monitor with this GPU will not badly affect the fps like most people say. And if it does, then it won't be a problem since it also supports 1440p. But I would rather go 1080p with a 24" monitor.
I'm too much of a noob when it comes to building PCs. So basically I just chose these high end CPU and GPU to make my rig last without upgrading them for a few years. I researched as much as I can and apparently, monitor sizes matter. At first I thought staying with 1080p gaming was a good idea, but according to most people, 1080p gaming with a GTX 1080 gives less fps than when gaming on 1440p. I still don't know how it works like this. Because I thought lowering the resolution will improve fps.
I would rather go:
1080p with Ultra settings and still achieve more than 60 fps,
Than going:
1440p with Ultra settings but puts more strain on the GPU and CPU, resulting in higher temps, reducing its life span(?)
Please bear with me and this wall of text of mine, since this is my first time building a PC.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/FT7ktJ
I'll mainly be using this PC for gaming.
1. I researched, and people were saying 1080p monitors arent good for GTX1080 as it will give less fps and are mostly recommending going for a 1440p monitor. Why is it like this?
2. If I use a 1440p monitor and lower the games' resolution to 1080p, will it still affect badly the fps like in the situation in #2?
3. I considered using a 27" 1440p 144hz monitor at first because aside from 4k, it was what most people recommended when having a GTX 1080. But I chose the 24" 1440p 165hz dell monitor just because 27" may be too big, and it won't look too blurry if ever going 1080p gaming on this monitor with this GPU will not badly affect the fps like most people say. And if it does, then it won't be a problem since it also supports 1440p. But I would rather go 1080p with a 24" monitor.
I'm too much of a noob when it comes to building PCs. So basically I just chose these high end CPU and GPU to make my rig last without upgrading them for a few years. I researched as much as I can and apparently, monitor sizes matter. At first I thought staying with 1080p gaming was a good idea, but according to most people, 1080p gaming with a GTX 1080 gives less fps than when gaming on 1440p. I still don't know how it works like this. Because I thought lowering the resolution will improve fps.
I would rather go:
1080p with Ultra settings and still achieve more than 60 fps,
Than going:
1440p with Ultra settings but puts more strain on the GPU and CPU, resulting in higher temps, reducing its life span(?)
Please bear with me and this wall of text of mine, since this is my first time building a PC.
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