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New monitor for a laptop

AlexCruz
By AlexCruz
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Hi there i have a question, i have a Asus Rog GL552VX wich have a HDMI 1.4 port and i want to buy a new monitor Asus VG278Q 144Hz. The question is, will i be able to use full potential of the 144Hz with the 1.4 HDMI port? If no what should i do to reach the 144Hz? I'm newbie in tech so if i'm saying nonsense correct me please.

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I don't think a GTX 950 is enough for high refresh rate 1080p gaming unless you're playing light titles like CSGO.

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Thanks for the awnser, I'll be mostly playing CSGO, COD 4, League of Legends, MMO's and watching movies. If 144Hz is too much for my graphics card will it be able to run smoothly at 120Hz?

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