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Hello,

 

 

i just bought sapphire amd R9 390X 8gb and i'm looking for the best gaming monitor 27'' price not above 1000 euros,

i like acer predator XB 1 but it has G-Sync and i prefer FreeSync because of amd graphics card.

 

 

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how about sell the 390x and buy a 980Ti and XB 1  ;)  ;)

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how about sell the 390x and buy a 980Ti and XB 1  ;)  ;)

The 390X is cheaper than the 980TI though.

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The 390X is cheaper than the 980TI though.

I was joking... hence the ;) ;)

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Lol. RoG swift? Lol not of price. But I would say any 1440p monitor would be good.

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Asus MG279Q

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LG 34UM67

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-snip-

Btw dont forget to follow your topics

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Asus MG279Q

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LG 34UM67

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i was also checking the asus MG279Q, but this LG is tooo big i would rather choose 27''

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The 390X is cheaper than the 980TI though.

I have bad experience with nvidia graphics cards, thats why i bought amd. I have none issues with the card. I'm just looking the best 27'' or 28'' gaming monitor which will help me use this graphics card to the full potential :)

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Neither AMD or NVIDIA should give issues on a well taken care of system.

Not counting DOA cards.

You 'should' be fine with both.

1440p or below is great or either brand.

4k you obviously need something more powerful.

I hate waiting for the perfect monitor.

Even if its found a new one will come out and buyers remorse will hit me.

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Neither AMD or NVIDIA should give issues on a well taken care of system.

Not counting DOA cards.

You 'should' be fine with both.

1440p or below is great or either brand.

4k you obviously need something more powerful.

I hate waiting for the perfect monitor.

Even if its found a new one will come out and buyers remorse will hit me.

sapphire R9 390X supports 4k

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how about sell the 390x and buy a 980Ti and XB 1  ;)  ;)

In what world...

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sapphire R9 390X supports 4k

Most cards support 4K as a display, delivering a sustained framerate above 50fps that some people prefer in all of their games it cannot.

Hence, it's really a 1440p card (IMO), for maximum details in games, without sacrifice.

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