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Freesync 165Hz Monitor?

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Is there any 1440P 165Hz monitor released / announced?

 

So far I only heard about Acer XB1 Gsync and Asus PG279Q to be 1440P 165Hz IPS.

 

 

I am also looking currently at Asus MG279Q 1440P 144Hz Freesync and I am wondering if that monitor can be manually overclocked to 165Hz without frame skipping.

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The difference between 144 and 165 is very minimal, I don't really know why you would do that anyway.

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1 minute ago, Dr_Pleeper said:

The difference between 144 and 165 is very minimal, I don't really know why you would do that anyway.

not true especially if you have used a high end CRT.

 

Even a strobe backlight 144Hz is not as clear as a CRT

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Do the math.

With 144Hz you will get a new image every 6,95ms (1000/144) and with 165Hz you will get one every 6,06ms. You gotta be some sort of super human to notice a difference. We are talking about not even 1ms...

I think 144Hz is perfectly fine.

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3 minutes ago, Mecami said:

Do the math.

With 144Hz you will get a new image every 6,95ms (1000/144) and with 165Hz you will get one every 6,06ms. You gotta be some sort of super human to notice a difference. We are talking about not even 1ms...

I think 144Hz is perfectly fine.

every tenth counts considering CRT have 1ms motion blur display persistence and strobe backlight LCD has about 2ms.

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42 minutes ago, rcarlos243 said:

every tenth counts considering CRT have 1ms motion blur display persistence and strobe backlight LCD has about 2ms.

Why do you mention CRTs all the time? Am I missing something?

 

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I don't think there is one with FreeSync, probably easier to just get a Nvidia graphics card :D

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On 3/24/2016 at 3:24 AM, Overkilled said:

I've got the mg278q and it doesn't oc past 148

isn't mg278q different from mg279q

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7 minutes ago, rcarlos243 said:

isn't mg278q different from mg279q

The 279q is ips slower response time 278q is tn but faster response time

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On 24. mars 2016 at 10:42 PM, rcarlos243 said:

isn't mg278q different from mg279q

the mg279q will only offer up to 90 hz while Freesync in enabled. (Sadly..) 

 

I guess that is caused by what was mentioned..:
 

On 24. mars 2016 at 10:51 PM, Overkilled said:

The 279q is ips slower response time 278q is tn but faster response time

 

 

However.. there IS coming a Freesync monitor with 165hz (that is compatible with Freesync all the way up to 165hz). The ViewSonic XG2703 - one of XG03 series, releasing in 94 days ...

http://gaming.viewsonic.com/XG2703/

 

Price not confirmed i think. One review site mentioned 700-900 USD, another mentioned 1200 USD (I think 1200 USD is most likely).

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the mg279q freesync range is compatible up to 144hz.

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