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there is 15+ good mods out there that easily fixes UI bugs. Just pick any one on the Nexus

 

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Yes and the lifespan difference is probably going to be minimal but i still don't understand why overclock when 144hz is all we see, like i understand if it was native 200hz but they went out of there way to overclock it like wtf? 

Good point, but remember that it has a G-Sync module, is not going to be at 200Hz all the time, unless you really have a beast PC that could even get to 200FPS all the time in all games.

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Still waiting for a 4k 144hz GSync Monitor

So u can only play solitaire, minesweeper and minecraft to achieve 144 FPS ?

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Still waiting for a 4k 144hz GSync Monitor

won't happen in 2015 i think...and bandwidth of DP1.2 is not enough for 4K+144Hz, need to wait DP1.3 

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well, frostbite 4 better support over 200 frames, because the monitors are catching up

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Overclocking a monitor kills it? now I  might not get the Predator X34 cause that is only 100hz when overclocked

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REMEMBER WHERE WE WERE A YEAR AGO with monitors...

 

thank satan the first real 200hz monitor is a 21:9 VA instead of a 16:9 TN trash, no?

 

 

Well, one of these days we'll get 3440x1440 144hz

 

well soon get 3440x1440 100hz

 

i dont like to be too spoiled and claim 100hz vs 144hz is a huge difference to me

 

 

200hz tho... makes me want to use 5120x2160 DSR on it and hope for the best

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Ohh if only they could get 144Hz out of the curved ASUS! It's almost the perfect monitor. 

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Would there actually be a noticeable difference between 100hz and 144hz? It's like 44% increase in FPS being displayed which sounds like a lot but when frame rates are that high does it matter?

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Would there actually be a noticeable difference between 100hz and 144hz? It's like 44% increase in FPS being displayed which sounds like a lot but when frame rates are that high does it matter?

ya there is a difference from 100hz and 144hz its pretty noticeable but still 100hz is way better than 60hz and you feel that way more than the jump from 100-144hz so its not as noticeable. 

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ya there is a difference from 100hz and 144hz its pretty noticeable but still 100hz is way better than 60hz and you feel that way more than the jump from 100-144hz so its not as noticeable. 

 

Is the trade-off of 44hz less worth it to go Ultrawide then or should I just get a replacement for my faulty Acer 144hz XB270HU

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Is it legal to marry a monitor?

maybe in Japan

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Is the trade-off of 44hz less worth it to go Ultrawide then or should I just get a replacement for my faulty Acer 144hz XB270HU

i have never tried ultra wide but i really want to. so i cant really answer that. 100hz is already pretty good though but it depends what you play. its pretty important for games like cs go to have a high refresh rate. 

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i have never tried ultra wide but i really want to. so i cant really answer that. 100hz is already pretty good though but it depends what you play. its pretty important for games like cs go to have a high refresh rate. 

I play quite a few different games CS:GO is one of them but only on Casual mode, I also play a lot of racing games but most of them are capped at 30-60 FPS anyways accept Grid and Project Cars don't have frame Caps. Basically a bit of everything lol even the occasional Pacman-DX (Addictive game)

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Is the trade-off of 44hz less worth it to go Ultrawide then or should I just get a replacement for my faulty Acer 144hz XB270HU

 

That's a tough question. It depends on what sort of games you play as well.

 

Some games don't work at 21:9, and playing games at 16:9 with large black bars may bother you (depends on the person). I know it's something that would bother me, so i would keep a 16:9 monitor for those games that aren't supported.

 

Also there aren't many 100Hz monitos out there, it would be difficult to find an opinion of somebody who has owned an ultra-wide, a 100Hz monitor & a 144Hz monitor. 

 

This guy is a good source of info on 21:9:

 

 

 

more:

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEWO_N1cynQ

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfmA3HNgOoQ

www.youtube.com/channel/UCxfsK33BWlxHgglWl9LTAYA/videos

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I'll take 4... I want this this seems godly.

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200hz seems over the top to me 144hz would be plenty why not put the resolution up a bit more.

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