TheRaggingSword

Yea I'll try if I have to lower the resolution for it to be 75 hz. Thanks for your help

The The only reason why I wanted it in the first place is because its 75hz which is perfect with my graphics card for gaming

I doubt anyone there knows what that means its from a Canadian retailer called Shoppers Drug Mart and it's pretty much a pharmacy with some other stuff like food and electronics

OK I'll look at the box and try it if its 75 hz 1080p and if its not hopefully I can return it

The thing is that its from a retail chain that doesn't specialize in electronics so they might not accept the return. I'll probably just look at the box and if it says 75hz, I'll yolo it

So if I use HDMI it would my 1080p 75 hz right? No like you have to lower the resolution it anything?

I want to know if the Acer ED246Y is a 1080p 75 hz monitor? I am double checking because I have seen Acer monitors say it runs at 75 hz but its at a lower resolution and I cannot find any review of it online. Here is a link to Acer's website: https://www.acer.com/ac/en/CA/content/model/UM.QE6AA.002

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Did you turn your battery setting to max performance otherwise the gpu caps out at like 40% and get drivers as you need them or else you get like 5 fps

Did you download your drivers?

you don't really need anti virus but if you want kaspersky is good if you can find it at a good price

I have a dell inspiron 3647 with a i3 4150. I also have a gtx 1050ti and I want to move the motherboard into a new case to fit my graphics card. I think my motherboard is a standard mini itx. Other than the screw layout, what else should I look for with that won't be compatible with standard stuff?

It uses both the cpu and integrated graphics for a combined better performance

Its around the same for adobe premier pro since they use the integrated intel uhd 620 for rendering and stuff like that now

Just because they match clock speeds doesn't mean it performs the same. Have you seen some benchmarks sir about r3 1200 and i3 8100. You clearly don't know what you are talking about