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INNO3D GEFORCE GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5X GAMING OC

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Its outputs supports it but you would have to look up benchmarks to see if it can run the games you want with the settings you want at 144fps.

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6 minutes ago, mich991 said:

Does this GPU support 144Hz on 1080?

 

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Of course it supports whatever refresh rate your monitor is be it 60hz or 100hz or 144hz or 240hz.  However with a 1060 you will not reach 144fps, unless you play at 900p resolution.  The 1060 is a double digit fps GPU,  The 1070 or 2070 barely becomes a 1440p with high in game settings, and even then you will have drops to 120fps or 100fps then back up to 150fps then 130fps.  If you want a consistent 144fps at all times at 1080p and high settings then you need to play CS:GO.

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8 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

Of course it supports whatever refresh rate your monitor is be it 60hz or 100hz or 144hz or 240hz.  However with a 1060 you will not reach 144fps, unless you play at 900p resolution.  The 1060 is a double digit fps GPU,  The 1070 or 2070 barely becomes a 1440p with high in game settings, and even then you will have drops to 120fps or 100fps then back up to 150fps then 130fps.  If you want a consistent 144fps at all times at 1080p and high settings then you need to play CS:GO.

Well, even 101 is enough for me really. :) For years I've been playing with max. 30 FPS in every game. So that's fine. :)

 

Thank you guys for your kind help.

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9 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

Of course it supports whatever refresh rate your monitor is be it 60hz or 100hz or 144hz or 240hz.  However with a 1060 you will not reach 144fps, unless you play at 900p resolution.  The 1060 is a double digit fps GPU,  The 1070 or 2070 barely becomes a 1440p with high in game settings, and even then you will have drops to 120fps or 100fps then back up to 150fps then 130fps.  If you want a consistent 144fps at all times at 1080p and high settings then you need to play CS:GO.

Tbh e-sports games like CSGO & Dota aren't that demanding on graphics. I get 180-240fps easily on CSGO on high settings, but my monitor is 60Hz so ?‍♂️

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13 hours ago, mich991 said:

Well, even 101 is enough for me really. :) For years I've been playing with max. 30 FPS in every game. So that's fine. :)

 

Thank you guys for your kind help.

Wow no kidding dude!  I can tell you that you will get a sustained 60fps in pretty much all AAA titles except fo BF.  But also you will get 100fps and even 120fps,, Just depends on the game.  Can I ask what games you play ?

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12 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

Wow no kidding dude!  I can tell you that you will get a sustained 60fps in pretty much all AAA titles except fo BF.  But also you will get 100fps and even 120fps,, Just depends on the game.  Can I ask what games you play ?

Well I played Dota, Skyrim, War Thunder, Call of Duty 2 and 4, Sniper Warrior 2, Counter-Strike 1.6 (only here I get 100 fps), Minecraft, Left 4 Dead 2.

 

And I would really like to play KHOLAT, which looks so damn fantastic but I get less than 10 fps. :P

 

But for the last 1 year I mostly play Dota 2.

 

I have Nvidia 210 and some Pentium Dual Core CPU. Not sure which one. :P

 

Thank you for the info. ?

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10 hours ago, mich991 said:

Well I played Dota, Skyrim, War Thunder, Call of Duty 2 and 4, Sniper Warrior 2, Counter-Strike 1.6 (only here I get 100 fps), Minecraft, Left 4 Dead 2.

 

And I would really like to play KHOLAT, which looks so damn fantastic but I get less than 10 fps. :P

 

But for the last 1 year I mostly play Dota 2.

 

I have Nvidia 210 and some Pentium Dual Core CPU. Not sure which one. :P

 

Thank you for the info. ?

Oh things are clearer now.  With the games you play like COD 2 and 4 and War Thunder your gonna def get your steady 100fps.  In CS:GO even more like 150fps.  But if you play BF you will get 40 to 60fps which is not a smooth experience.

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