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1080p 240hz, 1440p 144hz or 4k 60hz?

EndercyPlayz
By EndercyPlayz
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so i just got enough money to crank up my system to max, and now i need to choose 3 new monitors (thats why i have 4 of the rtx 2080 tis). heres my current specs (cranked up the components and still need a monitor)


i9 10900k

4x rtx 2080 ti

64gb ddr4-3600 cl16 ram i guess
samsung 970 evo nvme ssd 2tb

2x samsung 860 evo sata 3 ssd 4tb (total 8tb)

corsair 1600w 80+ certified plantium 

corsair h115i rgb plantium aio cpu cooler 280mm

inwin 805 infinity (i just love the rgb)

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How do you have 4 2080 Tis when the max supported by hardware and software is two? 🤔🧐

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Only usecase for 4x 2080tis is machine/ai learning and some scientific workloads.

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I like the idea of 144Hz 1440p the most ... but some people think even that's too pixelated. I think 60Hz is a dead concept at this time, even if 4k.

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I would personally recommend 6 16K/480Hz monitors. 

 

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