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i would like to use my monitor at its full potential, (1080p/144hz) will that be possible in the more popular games?

using a Benq XL2720Z. its a fine piece, if i say so. 1080p/144hz.

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hello sweet summer childs, i am currentle building my first pc that is bot build out of scrap parts (old one is features a core2 quad q9300 and a geforce gt630), but im quite on the budget side. my question is, what would be the best card to buy??? i was thinking of a gtx1050ti or a rx480 (8GB), maybe with a bit of luck a 1060 (6GB), so i wont have to upgrade that any time soon. i allready have the rest of my parts, here is a list: cpu: intel Pentium G4560 MoBo: Gigabyte GA-B150m-D3H RAM: corsair vengance 8GB DDR4 @2133GHz HDD: 1TB Toshiba harddrive (2,5", got it out of my laptop where i swapped it whith a 500GB 850EVO) SSD (M.2 PCI-E): Samsung 960EVO 250GB PSU: BitFenix Whisper BWG850M (all the less powerfull ones weren't available anymore while i was still able to order it online, so they send me this one for the price of the 450W version. lots of love to the retailer) i am aware some of the parts are not that budget at all, but i had a bit of help because of my 18th birthday. so the question is: what videocard should i save up for? i would like a bit of headroom over my cpu, so i wont have to upgrade my GPU anytime soon, since the CPU will be the first updrage after this. thanks a lot! sorry for my english, not a native

if you buy an HDMI 2.0 cable, it will work 1080p@144fps. but please check if the monitor supports hdmi 2.0 , if yes, you can either go with DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 but if the monitor doesn't support HDMI 2.0 then you will have to stick with a display port cable to reach 144fps. keep in mind the video card you are using could have a hard time playing modern games on high settings at 144fps. enjoy the monitor buddy, im loving mine with all my heart, 144fps is worth it