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System Name | Brutus |
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Processor | i5 4690k @4.7Ghz (Watercooled) |
Motherboard | z97 MSI Gaming 5 |
Cooling | NZXT Kraken x61 AIO watercooler |
Memory | Gskill Ripjaws 8gb (2x4gb) 1600mhz 7-8-7-24 |
Video Card(s) | MSI Gaming GTX 980ti x2 (sli) |
Storage | 1 SSD 64GB (OS) + 2x500GB WesternDigital RAID 0 |
Display(s) | YAMAKASI Catleap q270 SE 27inch Glossy 2560x1440 |
Case | NZXT Phantom |
Audio Device(s) | ASUS Xonar DX |
Power Supply | Antec TPQ 1200w |
Software | Windows 7 (64 bit) |
I have another question regarding my computer's monitor:
Considering that I have a radeon 6950 and that my actual monitor is a 24 inch 1920x1080 (max) (60hz max)...
Should I get myself a computer monitor that does 120hz???
As of right now, in demanding games like Crysis, I get around 30-40 FPS when I max everything out (including AA and such...)
Would I have the same performance on a 120hz monitor???
Or should I get myself another 6950 and crossfire to see the difference?
Don't tell me about 3D... I already know that a 120hz monitor is required for this (3d blu-ray movies and future 3d games....)
But in terms of performance and FPS, what are the differences between 60hz monitors and 120hz?
Do 24inch 120hz monitors have higher resolutions then 60hz?
Considering that I have a radeon 6950 and that my actual monitor is a 24 inch 1920x1080 (max) (60hz max)...
Should I get myself a computer monitor that does 120hz???
As of right now, in demanding games like Crysis, I get around 30-40 FPS when I max everything out (including AA and such...)
Would I have the same performance on a 120hz monitor???
Or should I get myself another 6950 and crossfire to see the difference?
Don't tell me about 3D... I already know that a 120hz monitor is required for this (3d blu-ray movies and future 3d games....)
But in terms of performance and FPS, what are the differences between 60hz monitors and 120hz?
Do 24inch 120hz monitors have higher resolutions then 60hz?