Question for 240Hz+ IPS in games like apex
Posted: 30 Aug 2021, 06:44
Hello,
For weeks I have been trying to find a good monitor, these are my candidates:
- MSI MAG 251RX
- ASUS VG259QM
- Alienware AW2521HF
- ViewSonic XG2431 (it's not released yet but could be an option)
I play competitive games like: Apex legends, valorant, koovak (mostly apex than the others, so I would like to prioritize a monitor for this game)
Setup: i5-9400f and 1660 super, yes, I know that it is not the best for 240hz but in games like csgo / valorant it goes above 240fps so I have no problem with that, on the other side, in apex I get 100-190 fps with the lowest settings.
My question is: will I have problems with some of these monitors if I don't reach 240fps in apex? will I have higher inputlag / overshoot? I understand that the vg259qm reaches 1.9ms with a minimum overshoot only at 280hz but I don't know if it will apply to someone who plays with low fps.
BTW sorry for my english, it's not a native language for me
For weeks I have been trying to find a good monitor, these are my candidates:
- MSI MAG 251RX
- ASUS VG259QM
- Alienware AW2521HF
- ViewSonic XG2431 (it's not released yet but could be an option)
I play competitive games like: Apex legends, valorant, koovak (mostly apex than the others, so I would like to prioritize a monitor for this game)
Setup: i5-9400f and 1660 super, yes, I know that it is not the best for 240hz but in games like csgo / valorant it goes above 240fps so I have no problem with that, on the other side, in apex I get 100-190 fps with the lowest settings.
My question is: will I have problems with some of these monitors if I don't reach 240fps in apex? will I have higher inputlag / overshoot? I understand that the vg259qm reaches 1.9ms with a minimum overshoot only at 280hz but I don't know if it will apply to someone who plays with low fps.
BTW sorry for my english, it's not a native language for me
