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Then you are fine. Don't worry about trying to match the highest scores. I use 3dmark just as a general ballpark to make sure the hardware is working. As long as you are within a couple thousand points its OK. There is always going to be variance based on your specific hardware, your overclocking or lack of, your software that is running and even things like your Power Plan (High Performance is best)
 
If you had a score of 10000 or something then you know something is wrong.

https://www.3dmark.com/search#advanced?test=spy P&cpuId=&gpuId=1339&gpuCount=1&deviceType=ALL&memoryChannels=0&country=&scoreType=overallScore&hofMode=false&showInvalidResults=false&freeParams=&minGpuCoreClock=&maxGpuCoreClock=&minGpuMemClock=&maxGpuMemClock=&minCpuClock=&maxCpuClock=

Attempt to de-throne Kingpin? 

MAX Resolution  man, i dont know what resolution i run on since my gaming computer motherboard just got fried... I have a Asus Tuf 35" ultra wide screen 

Going off the guy that installed & ran Crysis from his GPU, I think, finally, we can answer Yes 😉
 
That or my GPU is going to melt. 
 
 
Oooofff, I may try this 👀
 
 
9900K @ 5GHz All Core Locked + Custom Loop Cooling
32GB Corsair Vengeance Pro 3200MHz DDR4
2.5TB M.2 NVMe 970 EVO Plus
Corsair AXi 1200W Platinum PSU
ASUS MAXIMUS XI Formula Mobo with Water Cooling
Corsair 1000D Case
x13 Fans (10x 120mm, 3x 140mm)
 
Monitor:
 
ASUS PG259QN 
Lenovo Y27gq 
ASUS PG27UQ 
 
K&M = 
 
Logitech G915
Logitech G902
 
Controller =
 
Xbox Elite Series 2
 
Speakers =
 
KEF X300A
 
Chair:
 
Secret Labs Omega SoftWeave 
 
Desk:
 
4m Long x 85cm Wide x 75cm High
 

I will look into it for you and should be able to! Any specific Resolution?

Going off the guy that installed & ran Crysis from his GPU, I think, finally, we can answer Yes 😉
 
That or my GPU is going to melt. 
 
 
Oooofff, I may try this 👀
 
 
9900K @ 5GHz All Core Locked + Custom Loop Cooling
32GB Corsair Vengeance Pro 3200MHz DDR4
2.5TB M.2 NVMe 970 EVO Plus
Corsair AXi 1200W Platinum PSU
ASUS MAXIMUS XI Formula Mobo with Water Cooling
Corsair 1000D Case
x13 Fans (10x 120mm, 3x 140mm)
 
Monitor:
 
ASUS PG259QN 
Lenovo Y27gq 
ASUS PG27UQ 
 
K&M = 
 
Logitech G915
Logitech G902
 
Controller =
 
Xbox Elite Series 2
 
Speakers =
 
KEF X300A
 
Chair:
 
Secret Labs Omega SoftWeave 
 
Desk:
 
4m Long x 85cm Wide x 75cm High
 

I will look into it for you and should be able to! Any specific Resolution?

Hi everyone,
 
so today, what I thought was impossible happened, I got my Nvidia/ASUS 3090 Strix OC!
 
Out of all the cards, this one was the one I really wanted, because I’m looking to squeeze out every bit of performance from this. 
 
I’ll be doing a full review later, with a accompanying video. 
 
This will be around Monday/Tuesday time. 
 
Until them, I wanted to ask if anyone had any requests for certain benchmarks/games, or any questions about the card. 
 
I’m just really excited to get this installed & ready to go!
 
Feel free to ask! 
 
 

What's the performance like in solitaire?

Can you benchmark Warhammer II?

What's the rest of the system specs?

Sorry NO! Wrong question!!!
 
Can it run SAINTS ROW 2????

Can it run Crysis???

I don’t get your negativity, but,
 
You’ve made your point already & its getting boring now. 
 
You don’t see the point, fair enough you do you. 
 

Same here. 
 
I’m excited for progress. 
 
I’m excited for something new, a worlds first. 
 
Being really surprised at how much of a difference there is in 144 & 240Hz - I can’t wait to go up another 50% !!
 
 

ASUS has announced the worlds first 360Hz monitor - the PG259QN - launching in September for $699. 
 
 
My thoughts
 
As someone who has gone through 30-60-120-240 and now will go through 360Hz very soon, I’m glad that technology has progressed. 
 
A lot of people will say that even 240Hz is “a limit” and that you “can’t tell a difference/much of a difference” between 144 & 240. 
 
However, when I first tried 240 and went back to 144 due to TN just not being good enough, especially at 1080p, I did notice the difference. 
 
I soon went back to 240Hz with the Lenovo Y27gq which is a 2nd Gen 8-bit TN panel at 1440p and 240Hz - this made a big difference to the colours and quality. 
 
Now I’m really excited for 360Hz on a IPS panel!
 
I intent to pair this with the upcoming flagship Nvidia 3090 - or whatever the top tier card will be. 
 
With the new cards, plus 1080p, I do expect to hit 360Hz in many MP games. 
 
Exciting times ahead!
 
Edit:
 
Review of Monitor:
 
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn
 
Sources
 
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn-esports-monitor-with-360hz-refresh-rate-details-released/
 
https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-Swift-360Hz-PG259QN/
 
https://www.thefpsreview.com/2020/08/25/asus-rog-swift-pg259qn-360-hz-gaming-monitor-releasing-in-september-for-699/
 
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/49af3c9

????
 
A 2nd Gen 8-bit TN panel is actually very close to a standard sRGB IPS panel. 
 
I highly doubt you’ve seen one, so I can’t think you understand my comparison. 
 
Ive seen original Gen 1 TN panels and yes, they’re horrible. 
 
I’ve seen every type of display,
 
IPS, TN, VA, OLED. 
 
I know the differences. 
 
Completely disagree with the rest of what you said. 
 
Night and day difference in 144 & 240Hz. 
 
Im sure 50% extra frames every SECOND will make a difference. 
 
 

Any day. The difference between 60hz and 120hz is mind blowing but for a monitor 1440p to 4k is not much. Plus I guarantee you will enjoy the 120 hz smoothness.

OLED probably not happening, 
 
MicroLED probably within 5 years.

Already a fan of this for its features. I can hardly imagine how good it would be for the gaming nerds. Just keeping my fingers crossed for the price of the device and waiting for it to launch. 

OLED probably not happening, 
 
MicroLED probably within 5 years.

ASUS has announced the worlds first 360Hz monitor - the PG259QN - launching in September for $699. 
 
 
My thoughts
 
As someone who has gone through 30-60-120-240 and now will go through 360Hz very soon, I’m glad that technology has progressed. 
 
A lot of people will say that even 240Hz is “a limit” and that you “can’t tell a difference/much of a difference” between 144 & 240. 
 
However, when I first tried 240 and went back to 144 due to TN just not being good enough, especially at 1080p, I did notice the difference. 
 
I soon went back to 240Hz with the Lenovo Y27gq which is a 2nd Gen 8-bit TN panel at 1440p and 240Hz - this made a big difference to the colours and quality. 
 
Now I’m really excited for 360Hz on a IPS panel!
 
I intent to pair this with the upcoming flagship Nvidia 3090 - or whatever the top tier card will be. 
 
With the new cards, plus 1080p, I do expect to hit 360Hz in many MP games. 
 
Exciting times ahead!
 
Edit:
 
Review of Monitor:
 
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn
 
Sources
 
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn-esports-monitor-with-360hz-refresh-rate-details-released/
 
https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-Swift-360Hz-PG259QN/
 
https://www.thefpsreview.com/2020/08/25/asus-rog-swift-pg259qn-360-hz-gaming-monitor-releasing-in-september-for-699/
 
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/49af3c9

ASUS has announced the worlds first 360Hz monitor - the PG259QN - launching in September for $699. 
 
 
My thoughts
 
As someone who has gone through 30-60-120-240 and now will go through 360Hz very soon, I’m glad that technology has progressed. 
 
A lot of people will say that even 240Hz is “a limit” and that you “can’t tell a difference/much of a difference” between 144 & 240. 
 
However, when I first tried 240 and went back to 144 due to TN just not being good enough, especially at 1080p, I did notice the difference. 
 
I soon went back to 240Hz with the Lenovo Y27gq which is a 2nd Gen 8-bit TN panel at 1440p and 240Hz - this made a big difference to the colours and quality. 
 
Now I’m really excited for 360Hz on a IPS panel!
 
I intent to pair this with the upcoming flagship Nvidia 3090 - or whatever the top tier card will be. 
 
With the new cards, plus 1080p, I do expect to hit 360Hz in many MP games. 
 
Exciting times ahead!
 
Edit:
 
Review of Monitor:
 
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn
 
Sources
 
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn-esports-monitor-with-360hz-refresh-rate-details-released/
 
https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-Swift-360Hz-PG259QN/
 
https://www.thefpsreview.com/2020/08/25/asus-rog-swift-pg259qn-360-hz-gaming-monitor-releasing-in-september-for-699/
 
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/49af3c9

Speaking from experiance when i built my 970Ti system several years ago i went from around 30 FPS to 60 in a huge rnage of games and i noticed an immediate improvement in how well i did in game. I couldn't see the difference visually, but it improved my actual game-play.
 
@Kisai
 
1. They've done tests, (including LTT itself), it actually matters to have refresh rates over 144hz in some games for some people. It varies with the individual and the game, but it's absolutely a benefit under some circumstances. 
 
2. The kind of games this monitor is aimed at can and do routinely put out the neccessery frame rates.

Yes, LTT already has a sample and the Short Circuit and LTT review are coming hopefully soon.

ASUS has announced the worlds first 360Hz monitor - the PG259QN - launching in September for $699. 
 
 
My thoughts
 
As someone who has gone through 30-60-120-240 and now will go through 360Hz very soon, I’m glad that technology has progressed. 
 
A lot of people will say that even 240Hz is “a limit” and that you “can’t tell a difference/much of a difference” between 144 & 240. 
 
However, when I first tried 240 and went back to 144 due to TN just not being good enough, especially at 1080p, I did notice the difference. 
 
I soon went back to 240Hz with the Lenovo Y27gq which is a 2nd Gen 8-bit TN panel at 1440p and 240Hz - this made a big difference to the colours and quality. 
 
Now I’m really excited for 360Hz on a IPS panel!
 
I intent to pair this with the upcoming flagship Nvidia 3090 - or whatever the top tier card will be. 
 
With the new cards, plus 1080p, I do expect to hit 360Hz in many MP games. 
 
Exciting times ahead!
 
Edit:
 
Review of Monitor:
 
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn
 
Sources
 
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn-esports-monitor-with-360hz-refresh-rate-details-released/
 
https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-Swift-360Hz-PG259QN/
 
https://www.thefpsreview.com/2020/08/25/asus-rog-swift-pg259qn-360-hz-gaming-monitor-releasing-in-september-for-699/
 
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/49af3c9

ASUS has announced the worlds first 360Hz monitor - the PG259QN - launching in September for $699. 
 
 
My thoughts
 
As someone who has gone through 30-60-120-240 and now will go through 360Hz very soon, I’m glad that technology has progressed. 
 
A lot of people will say that even 240Hz is “a limit” and that you “can’t tell a difference/much of a difference” between 144 & 240. 
 
However, when I first tried 240 and went back to 144 due to TN just not being good enough, especially at 1080p, I did notice the difference. 
 
I soon went back to 240Hz with the Lenovo Y27gq which is a 2nd Gen 8-bit TN panel at 1440p and 240Hz - this made a big difference to the colours and quality. 
 
Now I’m really excited for 360Hz on a IPS panel!
 
I intent to pair this with the upcoming flagship Nvidia 3090 - or whatever the top tier card will be. 
 
With the new cards, plus 1080p, I do expect to hit 360Hz in many MP games. 
 
Exciting times ahead!
 
Edit:
 
Review of Monitor:
 
https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn
 
Sources
 
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/asus-rog-swift-360hz-pg259qn-esports-monitor-with-360hz-refresh-rate-details-released/
 
https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-Swift-360Hz-PG259QN/
 
https://www.thefpsreview.com/2020/08/25/asus-rog-swift-pg259qn-360-hz-gaming-monitor-releasing-in-september-for-699/
 
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/49af3c9