144hz monitor on gtx 1660 super?
I will soon build a budget PC with a gtx 1660 super and ryzen 5 2600.
Now the question arises whether I should buy a 144hz monitor or only a 75 hz monitor.
Play Battlefield 5, Rainbow, Minecraft, and occasionally Fortnite
You just need a Displayport connection otherwise the 144hz monitor won't do you any good.
Of course. HDMI 2.0 delivers.
Nowhere did I say that I don't have one. I know that
This is also possible via HDMI.
I just want to say, I know someone who bought such a monitor and didn't have a display port
So a 144Hz monitor, probably makes little sense with a 1660 S. But as for the Ryzen 2600, I can give you some advice. Take the Ryzen 1600. Don't worry, that's a new edition (about 6 weeks). It has nothing to do with the old Ryzen 1600. The performance of the 2600 is almost identical. But is about 30 euro cheaper. Just by the way.
And as for the monitor. But if you say that the 1660 S should only be used for a limited time and then later be replaced by a better one, then of course a 144 Hz monitor would also make sense.
Also works with HDMI 1.4
It only depends on the manufacturer whether he implements it.
It makes sense. Even if it is only 80fps, it is much more fluid than being limited to 60Hz and many older games or simple games will definitely run at 144fps.
144hz of course brings advantages over an otherwise identical monitor with 75hz. It is definitely a useful feature. Question is always about the surcharge in the congress.
You will hardly use the 144 Hz with the GPU and the games.
It is not a matter of "stretching out". In fact, the difference is more noticeable with less FPS. Because the visibility of the tearings or the time that must be waited for the sync is reduced.
For online shooters, 144hz is an advantage because of the lower bibs. If latency is not important, FreeSync or GSync usually brings more than a higher frequency, but is usually expensive.
Have wqhd 144hz over hdmi so?
The main thing is that he doesn't accidentally buy the old 14nm 1600
With only full hd, what maybe brings not much in battlefield but nevertheless the difference makes what and even if not you are future-proof with 144hz
Btw if you want i can sell you my amd ryzen 5 1600 for say 60 if you want.
As far as I know, e.g. No longer offered at Mindfactory, alternate, Computeruniverse. But you're right, so here are the terms old and new.
Old YD1600BBAEBOX
New YD1600BBAFBOX
But does it matter if the 144hz monitor does not use the 144hz, i.e. Battlefield 5 (approx. 80fps)?
No, the game still runs smoothly. But you spend more money on a 144 Hz monitor. In Prinziep you buy monitors that also fit the graphics card. Unless you know beforehand that you will soon buy a faster graphics card.
But the answer is clearly no, it doesn't matter.
