8700k

[Polylactic]

I want to upgrade to 1440p 144hz 32" will my pc still be able to handle everything at quality frames?

 

my 8700k is @ 5.0ghz

i got a msi1080 x+ 

and 32 gb of 3000mhz ram

[Jurrunio]

not maxing out the frame rates to the refresh rate in more graphically demanding games for sure.

[Crunchy Dragon]

Your 1080 may have a little trouble at 1440p144.

[Polylactic]

would my game play still be smooth like my games are currently on my 1080p gysync monitor?

 

[Polylactic]

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/41992/asus-rog-pg27vq-27in-curved-g-sync-gaming-monitor

 

This is the monitor im upgrading too

[Tabs]

8 minutes ago, Polylactic said:

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/41992/asus-rog-pg27vq-27in-curved-g-sync-gaming-monitor

 

This is the monitor im upgrading too

Yes, it should still be smooth. Your overall framerate will take a hit from the increased resolution, but as both monitors support adaptive syncing you shouldn't experience any tearing or stuttering so long as your framerate stays high enough. If you're currently able to run a game at 110+fps at 1080p, you can expect 60 fps+ on 1440p.

 

1440p is roughly 80% more pixels to render, so assuming memory on your gpu doesn't start to become a bottleneck, you can expect about 55% of the framerate on the higher resolution (100/180) with the same settings.

 

As to what is an acceptable lower limit to framerate for you, that's really only something that you can answer - I find framerates as low as 40 with adaptive sync to be perfectly acceptable but your own preference may vary.

[dizmo]

I got excited when I saw 32". Alas, it's only a 27" monitor.

[Polylactic]

8 hours ago, dizmo said:

I got excited when I saw 32". Alas, it's only a 27" monitor.

i was going to go with the 32" But no gsync on the thing.