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hhmmm…. I don't plan to upgrade anytime soon, maybe a year from now so im leaning into get a 1080p display now instead

Yup so I'm rethinking the 2k resolution now. What about getting the 2k monitor but setting it to 1080p so I can get more fps while still saving in the long run?

1 hour ago, huilun02 said:

The 1060 will at best produce about 60fps at 1440p unless its some easier game to run (CSGO/mobas)

At worst its going to dip below the Gsync floor and each frame will be doubled

If you are planning to upgrade to something like a 1080/Ti or equivalent, then yes getting a 1440p 144Hz display now will save you money in the long run

But yes a 1060 will be better suited to flex the capability of a 1080p 144Hz display instead. Price of 1080p Gsync displays are awful in comparison though.

are you assuming that graphic settings would be maxed?

I'm more of an action rpg kinda fan. I play stuff like dark souls 3, the witcher 3, nioh, FF 15, AS origins and Monster Hunter world when it comes out in a couple weeks. 

I also play a lot of league of legends which was one of the reasons I want the high refresh rates. The resolution is for when I want to play some open world rpgs or MMOs.

In the future I do plan to build a pc with a gtx 1080/Ti, maybe 2 if I can get it.

@huilun02 can the 1060 not handle it ? 0.0 should have be looking more at 1080p monitors instead?

Im looking for a monitor with at least:

• 2k resolution(2560 x 1440p)
• 144hz
• Gsync
• Thin bezels are highly preferable 
• doesn't matter if its TN I don't plan to be looking at it from any angles.

im planning to connect my Predator Helios 300 to this monitor when i'm at home:

• intel i7 7th gen
• gtx 1060
• 16gb of ram