Im using a 7700 paired with a 1080 @1440p ultra settings i get between 90 - 100 fps
My regrets: its not an ips panel (watching tv shows suck), Watching 1080p videos look like poo.
Pros: Every second of battlefield is absolutely breathtaking. The only way to express my joy is with this dance. (dancing) woowee
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Thread: 1080p vs. 1440p monitors
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06-17-2019, 12:07 PM #21~ For Auld Lang Syne AOD Member
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06-17-2019, 12:43 PM #22Boycott shampoo! Demand the REAL poo!
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IMO the 27" 1440p high refresh rate monitor is the sweet spot for gaming right now. Not too big not too small, perfect pixel density and a "reasonable" price point respectively. I currently have 2 ASUS PG279Qs and lover them. Depending on what the price point turns out to be, the new 3440 x 1440 200hz ultra wide au optronics panel looks to be the new gaming gold standard (at least until a 4k ultra wide can hit these refresh rates). Supposedly the fully loaded asus and acer models might be 2200+, but i've read rumors AOC may have a trimmed down version for 400-600 less. I'm going to have to pack lunch and forgo afternoon coffee for a couple months to afford it probably haha.
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