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Teezla wrotedo you have a U.S. Link? Sorry lol. And I was told a 60Hz monitor is only capable of showing 60 FPS is that true?Justcolor wroteMore than 64Hz? So 144Hz? Its that or 60HzZayev wrote the blokes at Xidax;can you recommend me a monitor I don't need a dual monitor or any of that but I want a good looking clear monitor that has more than 64Hz no budget. :/
if they offer a 25% discount then grab an SSD and use that for the OS etc.
the PSU isn't the greatest but it will do for a while i suppose.
it really would be a lot better and cheaper to build your own PC but if you must then i suppose this is vaguely ok
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Justcolor wroteYes that is true. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]Teezla wrotedo you have a U.S. Link? Sorry lol. And I was told a 60Hz monitor is only capable of showing 60 FPS is that true?Justcolor wroteMore than 64Hz? So 144Hz? Its that or 60HzZayev wrote the blokes at Xidax;can you recommend me a monitor I don't need a dual monitor or any of that but I want a good looking clear monitor that has more than 64Hz no budget. :/
if they offer a 25% discount then grab an SSD and use that for the OS etc.
the PSU isn't the greatest but it will do for a while i suppose.
it really would be a lot better and cheaper to build your own PC but if you must then i suppose this is vaguely ok
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Teezla wroteis it worth it to buy a new 144Hz monitor or should I just stick with my ASUS 60Hz monitor?Justcolor wroteYes that is true. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]Teezla wrotedo you have a U.S. Link? Sorry lol. And I was told a 60Hz monitor is only capable of showing 60 FPS is that true?Justcolor wroteMore than 64Hz? So 144Hz? Its that or 60HzZayev wrote the blokes at Xidax;can you recommend me a monitor I don't need a dual monitor or any of that but I want a good looking clear monitor that has more than 64Hz no budget. :/
if they offer a 25% discount then grab an SSD and use that for the OS etc.
the PSU isn't the greatest but it will do for a while i suppose.
it really would be a lot better and cheaper to build your own PC but if you must then i suppose this is vaguely ok
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Justcolor wroteWhat GPU are you getting?Teezla wroteis it worth it to buy a new 144Hz monitor or should I just stick with my ASUS 60Hz monitor?Justcolor wroteYes that is true. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]Teezla wrotedo you have a U.S. Link? Sorry lol. And I was told a 60Hz monitor is only capable of showing 60 FPS is that true?Justcolor wroteMore than 64Hz? So 144Hz? Its that or 60HzZayev wrote the blokes at Xidax;can you recommend me a monitor I don't need a dual monitor or any of that but I want a good looking clear monitor that has more than 64Hz no budget. :/
if they offer a 25% discount then grab an SSD and use that for the OS etc.
the PSU isn't the greatest but it will do for a while i suppose.
it really would be a lot better and cheaper to build your own PC but if you must then i suppose this is vaguely ok
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Teezla wroteJustcolor wroteWhat GPU are you getting?Teezla wroteis it worth it to buy a new 144Hz monitor or should I just stick with my ASUS 60Hz monitor?Justcolor wroteYes that is true. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]Teezla wrotedo you have a U.S. Link? Sorry lol. And I was told a 60Hz monitor is only capable of showing 60 FPS is that true?Justcolor wroteMore than 64Hz? So 144Hz? Its that or 60HzZayev wrote the blokes at Xidax;can you recommend me a monitor I don't need a dual monitor or any of that but I want a good looking clear monitor that has more than 64Hz no budget. :/
if they offer a 25% discount then grab an SSD and use that for the OS etc.
the PSU isn't the greatest but it will do for a while i suppose.
it really would be a lot better and cheaper to build your own PC but if you must then i suppose this is vaguely ok
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980 is beyond overkill for 1080p. You'd be better off going with a 1440p monitor.
Seriously though. 2k for that rig. How do people get away with this?
Seriously though. 2k for that rig. How do people get away with this?
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Justcolor wroteWith that GPU and CPU i'd get a 144Hz Panel. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]Teezla wroteJustcolor wroteWhat GPU are you getting?Teezla wroteis it worth it to buy a new 144Hz monitor or should I just stick with my ASUS 60Hz monitor?Justcolor wroteYes that is true. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]Teezla wrotedo you have a U.S. Link? Sorry lol. And I was told a 60Hz monitor is only capable of showing 60 FPS is that true?Justcolor wroteMore than 64Hz? So 144Hz? Its that or 60HzZayev wrote the blokes at Xidax;can you recommend me a monitor I don't need a dual monitor or any of that but I want a good looking clear monitor that has more than 64Hz no budget. :/
if they offer a 25% discount then grab an SSD and use that for the OS etc.
the PSU isn't the greatest but it will do for a while i suppose.
it really would be a lot better and cheaper to build your own PC but if you must then i suppose this is vaguely ok
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