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What is good hz on a display for RTX 2070 Super?

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7 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

what is good hz on a display for an RTX 2070 Super?

4K 60Hz if you don't mind turning down the settings in some games, 1440p144Hz if you're more into competitive games.

But it's a personal preference of course.

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1440p 144hz is probably the sweet spot.

 

Id avoid anything below 100hz to be honest.

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1440P and 144-240 hrz.

AOC CQ27G1 27 (make sure its the g2 version and this is probably the best of you could find for less then 500$) 

GIGABYTE G27QC (or the flat ips version of that) 

LG 27GL83A-B (there is a nano ips version of that monitor that if you have the money should be great)

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35 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

what is good hz on a display for an RTX 2070 Super?

60hz well video is not so smooth but quality good 

144hz nice video quality good performance almost no lags

165hz good video quality good performance almost no lags

200hz  amazing video quality good performance a bit more lags

240hz super amazing video quality good performance but even more lags

300hz extreme super amazing video quality middle performance lags

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44 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

what is good hz on a display for an RTX 2070 Super?

It depends what resolution and what games you're going to be playing.

 

For example, at 1080p on esports titles like Valorant or CS:GO, your 2070 super is easily able to reach 240fps (as long as your CPU can). On more AAA games, like COD MW or BF5, you will be able to get 144fps at ultra quality. At 1440p on those same esports titles, you will still probably be able to reach 240fps, but why would you play them at 1440p anyway? On the AAA titles, above 100fps is likely. 4k, don't expect anything above 60fps. On sightseeing games this will still be a good experience but don't expect anywhere near high refresh rate fps with high settings.

 

I would suggest a 1440p 144hz monitor for future proofing. You can find some for relatively cheap nowadays so definitely take advantage of that.

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