So i just upgraded to a gtx 1660 ti and now i wanna go for a second monitor to go with my current one, which is not very great (samsung t22c350)
Tho after looking into it im completly lost, i can't find very definitive information about if a gtx 1660 ti can support 1440p, and even if i decide between 1440p and 1080p, theres so many refresh rates and different monitors...
I don't play super demanding AAA games very often, but i do from time to time. Now if my GPU can take 1440p only on less demanding stuff (atleast wallpaper engine, for example, but also mid-range graphics games) , i guess i would just play the more demanding games on my smaller monitor?(I'm gonna call it smaller since my current monitor is only 22" and i would definitely want to go for a bigger one). I think that would work?
I'm not sure about the budget yet since i don't even know if i should be preparing for a 1440p or a 1080p, but it would be somewhere 300-350USD (maybe 400 if there s a really really good deal that i should go for)
Any tips are appreciated seeing as what i read so far on display, it's pretty subjective.
Tho after looking into it im completly lost, i can't find very definitive information about if a gtx 1660 ti can support 1440p, and even if i decide between 1440p and 1080p, theres so many refresh rates and different monitors...
I don't play super demanding AAA games very often, but i do from time to time. Now if my GPU can take 1440p only on less demanding stuff (atleast wallpaper engine, for example, but also mid-range graphics games) , i guess i would just play the more demanding games on my smaller monitor?(I'm gonna call it smaller since my current monitor is only 22" and i would definitely want to go for a bigger one). I think that would work?
I'm not sure about the budget yet since i don't even know if i should be preparing for a 1440p or a 1080p, but it would be somewhere 300-350USD (maybe 400 if there s a really really good deal that i should go for)
Any tips are appreciated seeing as what i read so far on display, it's pretty subjective.