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75hz Freesync vs 144hz NON Freesync

Hey guys, so im wondering what monitor to go for the better gaming experience, the monitor options in my budget are.

 

I have a ryzen 1600 + RTX 2060

 

Acer Nitro VG270U

https://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/model/UM.HV0EE.007

 

Samsung C27JG50

https://displaysolutions.samsung.com/monitor/detail/1281/C27JG50

 

they both pretty much costs the same where i live. All other options are unfortunately too expensive for me. 

 

The acer is a 75hz ips display with freesync and 1ms response time whereas the samsung has a curved 144hz VA display, which monitor would you personally purchase? also refresh rate asides which monitor is the sharper looking monitor?

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10 minutes ago, IMissMyChildhood said:

Hey guys, so im wondering what monitor to go for the better gaming experience, the monitor options in my budget are.

 

I have a ryzen 1600 + RTX 2060

 

Acer Nitro VG270U

https://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/model/UM.HV0EE.007

 

Samsung C27JG50

https://displaysolutions.samsung.com/monitor/detail/1281/C27JG50

 

they both pretty much costs the same where i live. All other options are unfortunately too expensive for me. 

 

The acer is a 75hz ips display with freesync and 1ms response time whereas the samsung has a curved 144hz VA display, which monitor would you personally purchase? also refresh rate asides which monitor is the sharper looking monitor?

IMO 144hz, I've tried freesync and while it's a nice-to-have it still wasn't (at least to me) a noticeably better experience where as a 144hz display will be a significant improvement over a 75hz one.

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thank you guys for the input, I guess I have played games previously on my 1080p 60hz laptop and havent really had too much of an issue with tearing and i feel like 60hz to 75hz isnt going to be that much of a difference, the fs range is also pretty small being 38-75, I was already leaning towards the 144hz monitor but this thread pretty much sealed the deal, thanks!!

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25 minutes ago, IMissMyChildhood said:

thank you guys for the input, I guess I have played games previously on my 1080p 60hz laptop and havent really had too much of an issue with tearing and i feel like 60hz to 75hz isnt going to be that much of a difference, the fs range is also pretty small being 38-75, I was already leaning towards the 144hz monitor but this thread pretty much sealed the deal, thanks!!

144hz is awesome, ever since I first switched over I've been totally incapable of playing on less

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Also a Free- or Gsync monitor isn't that noticeable in performance if you play shooters. I have a ryzen 1500x with a gtx 1060 and I can easily run a 144hz monitor, I'd also prefer the 144hz monitor. The other one would be a waste of precious money.

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