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Crustyy wrote remove the corsair h110 from the build, Now you have enough for a 1440p monitor
I really don't want to do that, my PC is alittle over budget any ways. My parents are going to help me with that. So I really can't use a 1080p Monitor

its not that you cant its just like he said why buy a very high end gpu for only 1080p. id save up and get a 1440p monitor or get cheaper parts in the pc. id cut out the cpu cooler and get a less expensive one. 1440p is worth it.
Yeah buy FPS isnt as high as on 1080p
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DankStorm wrote
StonedMods wrote
DankStorm wrote
Crustyy wrote remove the corsair h110 from the build, Now you have enough for a 1440p monitor
I really don't want to do that, my PC is alittle over budget any ways. My parents are going to help me with that. So I really can't use a 1080p Monitor

its not that you cant its just like he said why buy a very high end gpu for only 1080p. id save up and get a 1440p monitor or get cheaper parts in the pc. id cut out the cpu cooler and get a less expensive one. 1440p is worth it.
Yeah buy FPS isnt as high as on 1080p

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the fps will be higher at 1080p. at 1440p with the specs you have on a 60hz monitor you get around 80fps. anyway since you have a 60hz monitor it will only display 60fps.


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StonedMods wrote
DankStorm wrote
StonedMods wrote
DankStorm wrote
Crustyy wrote remove the corsair h110 from the build, Now you have enough for a 1440p monitor
I really don't want to do that, my PC is alittle over budget any ways. My parents are going to help me with that. So I really can't use a 1080p Monitor

its not that you cant its just like he said why buy a very high end gpu for only 1080p. id save up and get a 1440p monitor or get cheaper parts in the pc. id cut out the cpu cooler and get a less expensive one. 1440p is worth it.
Yeah buy FPS isnt as high as on 1080p

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the fps will be higher at 1080p. at 1440p with the specs you have on a 60hz monitor you get around 80fps.
See no ones cares what I have to say. No one cares to try to listen to my replies and just says I QUIT, IM DONE, IM OUT.
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Are you listening????

Its a 60hz 1080p monitor. You will only be able to see a max of 60fps. if your 980ti is pulling 120fps all your going to see is 60fps.

If you have a 60hz 1440p and your get 80fps, you will only see 60fps.

This is why we are saying its pointless getting a 1080p.

Your always going to be pulling 60+ fps at 1440p.

You could have a gtx 970 pulling 70fps and you would notice no difference.
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Dude, stop asking questions he has already answered and stop spamming. He has answered all of your questions and you just keep repeating them. Plus your spamming is annoying. Use one post to say something, don't post three different replies at once. Thanks.
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Crustyy wrote Are you listening????

Its a 60hz 1080p monitor. You will only be able to see a max of 60fps. if your 980ti is pulling 120fps all your going to see is 60fps.

If you have a 60hz 1440p and your get 80fps, you will only see 60fps.

This is why we are saying its pointless getting a 1080p.

Your always going to be pulling 60+ fps at 1440p.

You could have a gtx 970 pulling 70fps and you would notice no difference.
That helped, now can you please just answer this question and stop saying I quit and shit, will I have any problems on my rig, please just answer that without saying I quit
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DankStorm wrote
Crustyy wrote Are you listening????

Its a 60hz 1080p monitor. You will only be able to see a max of 60fps. if your 980ti is pulling 120fps all your going to see is 60fps.

If you have a 60hz 1440p and your get 80fps, you will only see 60fps.

This is why we are saying its pointless getting a 1080p.

Your always going to be pulling 60+ fps at 1440p.

You could have a gtx 970 pulling 70fps and you would notice no difference.
That helped, now can you please just answer this question and stop saying I quit and shit, will I have any problems on my rig, please just answer that without saying I quit


Theres nothing wrong with your rig.

Whats the point buying twice? Get the 1440p monitor and enjoy gaming.
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DankStorm wrote
Crustyy wrote Are you listening????

Its a 60hz 1080p monitor. You will only be able to see a max of 60fps. if your 980ti is pulling 120fps all your going to see is 60fps.

If you have a 60hz 1440p and your get 80fps, you will only see 60fps.

This is why we are saying its pointless getting a 1080p.

Your always going to be pulling 60+ fps at 1440p.

You could have a gtx 970 pulling 70fps and you would notice no difference.
That helped, now can you please just answer this question and stop saying I quit and shit, will I have any problems on my rig, please just answer that without saying I quit
no you shouldnt but its a waste.
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Crustyy wrote
DankStorm wrote
Crustyy wrote Are you listening????

Its a 60hz 1080p monitor. You will only be able to see a max of 60fps. if your 980ti is pulling 120fps all your going to see is 60fps.

If you have a 60hz 1440p and your get 80fps, you will only see 60fps.

This is why we are saying its pointless getting a 1080p.

Your always going to be pulling 60+ fps at 1440p.

You could have a gtx 970 pulling 70fps and you would notice no difference.
That helped, now can you please just answer this question and stop saying I quit and shit, will I have any problems on my rig, please just answer that without saying I quit


Theres nothing wrong with your rig.

Whats the point buying twice? Get the 1440p monitor and enjoy gaming.
not problems with my rig with a 1080p monitor, my bad had a typo
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This whole thread has been about whats wrong with the monitor in this scenario.

The dell monitor is a okay monitor.

For you though your wasting $200 and buying twice.

You said you dont know much, ive told you what you should be buying. Ignore my advice and buy the 1080p.

Good night.
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