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Cant use with my monitor 144hz with 1080 ti ?

zzz123

Hi first. I want buy monitor:  G-Master GB2488HSU-B3 Red Eagle [1ms, 144Hz, FreeSync]

 

But on Iijama site ,they said this:"

Rapid refresh rate and frame rate guarantee smooth, blur free and judder free graphics, with lower latency and lag improving response times for fast paced games. Especially suited to the fast pace games like FPS, racers, MOBA and sports where the 144hz refresh rate delivers the crisp and sharp images needed to raise your game. For 144 fps game-play it is required to have a graphic card that supports dual link 144Hz DVI.

 

But 1080 ti dont have dual link DVI. So how can i plug 1080 ti using 144hz on this monitor? So i cant yes? what a mess

 

 

http://gmaster.iiyama.com/it_it/products/g-master-gb2488hsu-b3/

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So why they said:"  For 144 fps game-play it is required to have a graphic card that supports dual link 144Hz DVI.

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The monitor has DisplayPort connection, 1080Ti does too. Use that.

EDIT: Yea, that might not work then. Some custom cards may come with DVI port, but no promises.

On the other hand, you don't need 1080Ti to get 144Hz at 1080p - you could get away with GTX 1080.

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1 minute ago, zzz123 said:

So why they said:"  For 144 fps game-play it is required to have a graphic card that supports dual link 144Hz DVI.

Because a lot of people still uses DVI and 90percent of the DVI cables out there are single link, you on the other hand are going to be using DisplayPort already so it doesn't matter.

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So why they said:" For 144 fps game-play it is required to have a graphic card that supports dual link 144Hz DVI. "

 

 

Display port will work 144hz ?

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I wouldn't buy that monitor, it's freesync and you're using a 1080ti, seems a waste. I'm also not sure if it will run 144hz with an nv card, I read somewhere that they needed freesync (AMD) to bump up to 144hz (maybe wrong)

 

Lastly, please don't go 1080ti with a 1080P screen, if money is the issue go with a 1080 + a good 1440P screen

 

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Some user with nvidia card said that 144hz support

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Honestly, my Predator X34 (3440x1440 100hz) feels like a bottleneck for most games with a 1080 Ti... Don't bother with a 1080 Ti for anything under 2560x1440 144hz. 

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4k 144hz from asus is coming later this year. other manufacturers same time frame most likely. 

 

expect your wallet to get balls deep action for it though

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2 hours ago, zzz123 said:

So why they said:" For 144 fps game-play it is required to have a graphic card that supports dual link 144Hz DVI. "

 

 

Display port will work 144hz ?

DisplayPort will work fine.

 

Probably they just copy pasted the description from one of their other monitors.

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