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  1. 1. 144hz or 21:9

    • 21:9
    • 144Hz + 970 (huge sacrifices must be made)


I am thinking about getting a used 29UM58 29" 1080x2560P 21:9 Ultrawide 60Hz for gaming purposes. For about the same price I could get a 23" 1080p 144Hz Used monitor. The only problem is that I'd have to get another 970 ($180 used) for 970 SLI to reach frames like that. If I did do that, I would not be able to get a lot of things that I wanted to get like a Xbox One Controller nor Void Wireless's. 

 

Is 144hz REALLY worth it? Like REALLY worth it. 

 

I am using 76hz, and it seems fine to me, but I have never used 144 fps. 21:9 looks pretty great to me. I love Ultrawide single monitor builds. 

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Just now, Jed M said:

144Hz is only useful in competitive games. It depends on your games.

Forza and Star Wars Battlefront more than likely. Battlefront is pretty competitive, or at least I am. Nothing like CSGo tho.

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Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

Only if you have something that can achieve 144FPS or greater to begin with.

Well that is why I'd have to get a second 970.

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21:9, as it's great for gaming AND other things. 144Hz doesn't help for productivity or anything else

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7 minutes ago, BiscuitMassacre said:

I am thinking about getting a used 29UM58 29" 1080x2560P 21:9 Ultrawide 60Hz for gaming purposes. For about the same price I could get a 23" 1080p 144Hz Used monitor. The only problem is that I'd have to get another 970 ($180 used) for 970 SLI to reach frames like that. If I did do that, I would not be able to get a lot of things that I wanted to get like a Xbox One Controller nor Void Wireless's. 

 

Is 144hz REALLY worth it? Like REALLY worth it. 

 

I am using 76hz, and it seems fine to me, but I have never used 144 fps. 21:9 looks pretty great to me. I love Ultrawide single monitor builds. 

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Just now, Shiv78 said:

21:9, as it's great for gaming AND other things. 144Hz doesn't help for productivity or anything else

Hate to say it, but I am not very productive. xD, but I really want a 21:9. I love that ratio.

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4 minutes ago, SeanAngelo said:

21:9

Any reason why? Have you used both?

 

2 minutes ago, wrathoftheturkey said:

21:9 = too many black bars for my taste, if you're worried about framerate you could always, you know, LOWER THE SETTINGS (revolutionary idea, I know)

In what? Some videos yes, but not too much is it? As long as the lines are a dark black, I don't care. I have vidoes I watch for school, and they are in the 4:3 ratio, so I think I have become numb. Lowest settings don't give me 144hz. I can't even get 120.

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11 minutes ago, Jed M said:

144Hz is only useful in competitive games. It depends on your games.

This statement is wrong.
In competitive games it gives you an advantage,
But in other games that go over 60 fps, makes it much much nicer to play.
Even when you're not getting the full 144fps, getting 70-90 is still much much smoother than 60.

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It's personal preference. I personally like both, in saying that if you don't have the hardware for it just go for the 60hhz 21:9 monitor, there is literally no need to spend another $160 for a new GPU just to get the frames unless you personally a displeased with 60hz.

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Just now, Modzau said:

It's personal preference. I personally like both, in saying that if you don't have the hardware for it just go for the 60hhz 21:9 monitor, there is literally no need to spend another $160 for a new GPU just to get the frames unless you personally a displeased with 60hz.

Thats kind of a trick thing. 60 hz is fine to me, but when I got 30fps on my laptop, I never complained. 

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1 minute ago, BiscuitMassacre said:

Thats kind of a trick thing. 60 hz is fine to me, but when I got 30fps on my laptop, I never complained. 

Then save yourself the money and go for the higher resolution.

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12 minutes ago, BiscuitMassacre said:

Thats kind of a trick thing. 60 hz is fine to me, but when I got 30fps on my laptop, I never complained. 

 

15 minutes ago, leelaa14 said:

Even when you're not getting the full 144fps, getting 70-90 is still much much smoother than 60.

The human eye can only really perceive 60FPS, so the effect of higher framerates is greatly reduced. The immersion from 21:9 is much more noticeable than 80-100 FPS

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1 minute ago, Shiv78 said:

 

The human eye can only really perceive 60FPS, so the effect of higher framerates is greatly reduced. The immersion from 21:9 is much more noticeable than 80-100 FPS

No, no, no. The human doesn't sync with your monitor. Our eyes can't be just a single set of FPS, like 60 or 144. Our eyes are unique, and every one is different.

 

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1 minute ago, Shiv78 said:

 

The human eye can only really perceive 60FPS, so the effect of higher framerates is greatly reduced. The immersion from 21:9 is much more noticeable than 80-100 FPS

okay? I don't think that is entirely true, but In other words, 120hz isn't 2x noticeably better? I do think 21:9 would be more immersive.

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The human eye can see up to 1000 frames per second and that is proven. the typical gamer can not tell the difference between 60 to 144 and that is merely because their eyes are not trained to notice it.

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12 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

 

The human eye can only really perceive 60FPS, so the effect of higher framerates is greatly reduced. The immersion from 21:9 is much more noticeable than 80-100 FPS

You're wrong, I can tell the difference from 60, 70, 90, 120 and 140 fps.
I ain't gonna listen to that bullshit you're saying.
When I get a game that's locked to 60fps, I know straight away, without the use of an fps counter.

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2 minutes ago, leelaa14 said:

You're wrong, I can tell the difference from 60, 70, 90, 120 and 140 fps.
I ain't gonna listen to that bullshit you're saying.
When I get a game that's locked to 60fps, I know straight away, without the use of an fps counter.

What would you get?

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3 minutes ago, BiscuitMassacre said:

What would you get?

I already have a 144hz monitor. So I may be biased. 21:9 doesn't interest me really as in a lot of games it's unsupported or implemented badly.
Wayyyyyy more games have an unlocked framerate than they do 21:9 support.
I can assure you, once you go 144hz you won't wanna go back. Don't worry about constantly hitting 144fps either.
I was running a single 980 on my older 1080p 144hz monitor and it was great in every game.
The overall mouse responsiveness is unrivaled really.

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44 minutes ago, Jed M said:

144Hz is only useful in competitive games.

What are you even talking about.

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19 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

The human eye can only really perceive 60FPS, so the effect of higher framerates is greatly reduced. The immersion from 21:9 is much more noticeable than 80-100 FPS

Incorrect. The human eye can perceive well beyond 60FPS. 

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1 minute ago, Godlygamer23 said:

Incorrect. The human eye can perceive well beyond 60FPS. 

What I meant was that the average person (especially one who isn't used to super high refresh rates) doesn't notice a big difference after 60FPS. 21:9 would be a lot more noticeable, but a 29" UW is kinda small

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4 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

What I meant was that the average person (especially one who isn't used to super high refresh rates) doesn't notice a big difference after 60FPS. 21:9 would be a lot more noticeable, but a 29" UW is kinda small

I instantly seen the difference when I went 144hz.
It was like going from 30 to 60 all over again.
Even just moving windows about and the mouse on the desktop.
 

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22 minutes ago, leelaa14 said:

I already have a 144hz monitor. So I may be biased. 21:9 doesn't interest me really as in a lot of games it's unsupported or implemented badly.
Wayyyyyy more games have an unlocked framerate than they do 21:9 support.
I can assure you, once you go 144hz you won't wanna go back. Don't worry about constantly hitting 144fps either.
I was running a single 980 on my older 1080p 144hz monitor and it was great in every game.
The overall mouse responsiveness is unrivaled really.

But it would be a severe pain. For me, because I am a minor and don't have a job, $180 for another 970 is quite a bit of money. For $180 I could get Forza Horizon 3, Corsair Void Wireless to replace my Kraken Pros that really need to go, a Xbox One Controller to replace my outdated and bad xbox 360 controller, and a few other cool trinkets if I get a good deals. So it is REALLY worth it? 

17 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

What I meant was that the average person (especially one who isn't used to super high refresh rates) doesn't notice a big difference after 60FPS. 21:9 would be a lot more noticeable, but a 29" UW is kinda small

Just so know 29" UW = 23" 16:9 as far as height goes. So the UltraWide is the bigger monitor here. 

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