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Low FPS on 144hz Monitor

Ellargo333
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Hi!

 

I have recently bought the Asus Strix gtx1070 and I am thinking of buying a 144hz monitor. (Asus vg248qe)

 

I play many AAA games.. so at ultra settings they will not be at 144.. maybe 100+....

 

What effect will it have?


Thank you all!

 

PD: Sorry for my english..

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Ellargo333 said:

Hi!

 

I have recently bought the Asus Strix gtx1070 and I am thinking of buying a 144hz monitor. (Asus vg248qe)

 

I play many AAA games.. so at ultra settings they will not be at 144.. maybe 100+....

 

What effect will it have?


Thank you all!

 

PD: Sorry for my english..

none you simply wont be pushing the monitor the limits

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1 minute ago, KOMTechAndGaming said:

none you simply wont be pushing the monitor the limits

Thanks!... And what about tearing and all that stuff?

 

 

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Just now, Ellargo333 said:

Thanks!... And what about tearing and all that stuff?

only if you go above the 144hz (some times this happens but sometimes it doesnt tear)IIRC

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At around 40-50fps you can get stutters. Usually if the fps drops from a higher number to that. So try and lock your fps to over 60. Worth the change in settings.

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Try and keep it stable. Since your monitor has a wider range of fps compared to a 60Hz monitor (60 vs 144). Sudden spikes in FPS will probably cause massive screen tearing. Just keep it stable by using VSync or something.

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If money isn't a constraint, get a gsync monitor.

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11 hours ago, Ellargo333 said:

Hi!

 

I have recently bought the Asus Strix gtx1070 and I am thinking of buying a 144hz monitor. (Asus vg248qe)

 

I play many AAA games.. so at ultra settings they will not be at 144.. maybe 100+....

 

What effect will it have?


Thank you all!

 

PD: Sorry for my english..

Consider a G sync monitor and forget about all this . it will blow your mind how smooth things are regardless of the inconsistensies in fps 

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