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Additionally, if you decide to go cheaper and older, consider the GeForce GTX 680 can do 220Hz at 1080p or 240Hz at 1280x1024. You will have to use NVIDIA Custom Resolution to create a custom 220Hz 1080p mode but it works. Make sure you stick to 240hz monitors that are Hz-multisync in 1Hz increment...

Hello guys! Currently i stuck with a problem, i plan to upgrade my PC, but i am a bit limited with my budget. I mostly play old or games with low graphics requirements (osu, csgo, cs1.6, half life, quake etc.) I plan to buy rx 2080ti super or rx 2080 super in future to play modern AAA titles, but fo...

Any other oppinions&advices?

For gaming monitors these days, should all have low input lag, might have some minor difference. Are those "minor" differences are features for FPS games like PUBG or csgo or etc + design or some performace stuff? Because the price difference can be up to 200-300$ for some models. I never ever had ...

Among these monitors I'd say LG might be the one suits you. Well, it's 27 inch, its much easier for me to play osu on a larger screen, but i am not sure if these have proper response for gaming, i mean for such delay-sensitive games like osu. IMO, for your needs, don't really need G-sync cause osu ...

Visually, I see the difference in input delay between different 240 hertz monitors. But to correct their movements in real time, receiving a lower delay at the entrance, I simply do not succeed. My results are not changing. I use only memory. I can reduce the size of the cursor to x0.1 and the resu...

Is this worth to wait XF252Q in my case?

Hello guys! Need purchase advice for 240hz screen with lowest possiable input lag, tearing and highest smooth. I need such a screen mostly for playing rhythm games like osu and dynamic shooters like quake (example of gameplay+refresh rate effect in osu https://youtu.be/iqWPpP8m0Ag) High refresh rate...