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[chimmychunger]

witch one 

 

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[mvitkun]

I'd go with benQ as they tend to make higher quality displays from what I've heard.

 

and I doubt those 24hz make that much of a difference.

[TheProfosist]

id grab the asus but they seem to have a much cheaper model in the US currently at least. and yes the 24hrz would make a difference it would then display 144fps not just 120

[Alex(PlayMedium)]

id grab the asus but they seem to have a much cheaper model in the US currently at least. and yes the 24hrz would make a difference it would then display 144fps not just 120

I have the 27" Asus 144hz monitor and I don't notice a differencer between 120 and 144hz really.

[TheProfosist]

I have the 27" Asus 144hz monitor and I don't notice a differencer between 120 and 144hz really.

 

are you able to run the game at 144fps?

[Alex(PlayMedium)]

are you able to run the game at 144fps?

yeah, trust me there is not much of a difference. It is only a 20% increase, not nearly asmuch as going from 36 to 60, that is a 66% increase and 24fps more too.

Also I am not saying noone can see the difference, I just can't ;)

[TheProfosist]

yeah, trust me there is not much of a difference. It is only a 20% increase, not nearly asmuch as going from 36 to 60, that is a 66% increase and 24fps more too.

Also I am not saying noone can see the difference, I just can't ;)

 

what game or setup do you have that you can pull 144fps+ ?