Hi guys so im soon to get a 144hz monitor for my birthday and i found 2 of my favorite candidates "23.6" MSI Optix MAG24C" and "Acer ED273 27" i play a lot of moba and fps games but i also love watching movies, what would you guys recommend more.
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
no im talking about them both being 144hz
Which GPU you got?
gtx 1050
Then Msi cause Free Sync works with Amd GPU only and Msi got Adaptive Sync which will work with Nvidia.
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
no im talking about them both being 144hz
Which GPU you got?
cause Msi got Adaptive Sync and Asus screen got Free Sync
so it depends on the gpu
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
no im talking about them both being 144hz
Which GPU you got?
gtx 1050
Then Msi cause Free Sync works with Amd GPU only and Msi got Adaptive Sync which will work with Nvidia.
MSI Optix MAG24C even thou Acer got bigger screen but higher response time, lower refresh rate
there is alot of difference between 144hz and 60 so i would say MSI.
no im talking about them both being 144hz
Which GPU you got?
gtx 1050
Then Msi cause Free Sync works with Amd GPU only and Msi got Adaptive Sync which will work with Nvidia.