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1440p 60Hz vs 1440p 144Hz

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Hey guys, I have a gtx 1070 and i am going to get a 1440p monitor for playing games. But I'm not sure whether to get a 60Hz monitor or a 144Hz monitor. Any reply will be appreciated.

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if you can afford it, get the 144hz

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Might as well get 144hz. You will enjoy it a lot when you can play games over 60fps and even when you can't it can still run at 60

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Whichever you can afford. People will claim you can't tell a difference but I know I can. I bought a 1440p 165hz and I can tell the difference. It's a luxury not a necessity. 

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If you have the money 144Hz is better, but 60Hz should not be that big of an issue unless you are used to 144Hz.

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the 1070 wil push over 60fps easy in anything at 1440 in my experience with it so far. look for a deal on a 144hz if you can.

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A single 1070 will not be able to drive 1440p at 144hz  (in AAA titles)..

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Thats a no brainer, 144hz.

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1 hour ago, Malleotomato said:

If you have the money 144Hz is better, but 60Hz should not be that big of an issue unless you are used to 144Hz.

Even 75hz to 60hz is a noticable difference.

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