Overwatch minimum specs: Core i3, 4GB of Ram and a GTX 460

Witcher 3 minimum specs: Core i5 2500K, 6GB of RAM and a GTX 660 Still waiting for a good 36'-42' 4k display to check enough boxes for me.Įdit: Just spotted fpl=fresh&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=&pf_rd_r=W7V1VNPMJRKEWH6TSNYH&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=6aad23bd-3035-4a40-b691-0eefb1a18396&pf_rd_i=desktop for under 300 on amazon. I'm currently running the above 3 displays off a 970 gtx and while its not optimal i dont drop below 50fps often and typically well north of 60fps (doom3 is 80-100fps with highish settings).

It's currently $400 but you can find it on sale cheaper occasionally and i'd say its worth the extra $100 if you can swing it.įor gaming the 1060 will be sufficent for 2560x1440p and depending on the type of gaming even teh 3440x1440p. The was my first 1440p display and while i had to buy 2 (first one had issues, not convinced of the QC) the second has been flawless and the build in stand offers lots of flexibility (vertical etc). I work with code, documents browsers and terminals so for me having nice looking text (no glow, high pixel density, etc) was paramount. I can say you don't need all of this to be more productive for work (though it's nice).įor work: Largest productivity improvements for me are 1440p displays as the workable space is fantastic. Sitting here with a x34 predator and 27' asus 1440p display below my 42' 1080p tv flanked with 2016 15'mbp's. Not the best panel in the world but not complete crap either. I could go out and buy one right now but I feel cheated that our screen technology hasn't gotten to microled or better yet. I'm just saying it's not as bad as it looks, and honestly I don't know if I'll upgrade my desk of the screen first. Thing is this 3090 is gonna be mediocre one day anyhow and it won't get 180fps maxxed in aaa titles forever with rtx off, so I just push the visuals as far as they will go and enjoy what I got. Sure it doesn't have the best contrast or super high refresh but I swear colors look pretty good 😳Įveryone has oled phones these days and the exposure on the shot makes the screen look like a TN panel but it's not as bad as it looks but I am due for an upgrade tbh This is my monitor and I got it for $100 used. Honestly I know it's not the best screen and I wouldn't mind an upgrade but I think people are over reacting did to my bad phone camera lol

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