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4K@ 60Hz vs 1440P@144Hz?

Infow27

Graphics card : GTX 1080ti 

I don't play any other competitive game except CS:GO. 

I play GTA 5 and Forza a lot. 

4K monitors are cheaper compared to 1440p 144hz monitors in my country. 

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1440p 144hz is king. You want that refresh rate for racing games. 

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ATM 1440P is just a bit more optimal and since you are just playing CSGO forza and GTA 5 Those are all pretty non cinematic games and online with fast paced gameplay.

 

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I'm a refresh rate kinda guy, 144hz of course.

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