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planing to get a new display

Morgoth

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Processor 5900x ryzen 9 12 cores 24 threads
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Cooling air (GPU Liquid graphene) rad outside case mounted 120mm 68mm thick
Memory kingston 32gb ddr4 3200mhz ecc 2x16gb
Video Card(s) sapphire RX 6950 xt Nitro+ 16gb
Storage 300gb hdd OS backup. Crucial 500gb ssd OS. 6tb raid 1 hdd. 1.8tb pci-e nytro warp drive LSI
Display(s) AOC display 1080p
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planing to get a new display screen in end febuari or march and i have on my mind to get a "AOC Q27G4XF black" 2560x1440 (Quad HD) IPS 180Hz https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/2118170/aoc-q27g4xf-zwart/specificaties/
my qeustion is would this screen be a proper improvement for my current one? or should i go all out and get 4k screen instead?
wat im worried about that i needto push my grapics card to the max in ultra to keep up a stable fps 60+ and forced to get a new grapics card earlier then i normaly would when fps drop to low on ultra settings ( les than 60 )
right now i got a 1080p 60hz ips panel only problem is that on ultra settings i can still see inviduel pixels and gets very fogy to look at bushes and trees in games like kindom com deliverance 2 hard to look at it lots of eye strain
 
6950 XT isn't a weak GPU by any stretch. I'd go 4K if I was you (will need to go a step or two down to High or Med-High settings with some XeSS/FSR in the most demanding titles). Not really sure which one, have my eyes set on a YOLO purchase of MSI 274URFW (not a recommendation!). 4K is essentially 1080p with proper antialiasing.
 
I would buy something with "freesync" feature

When you buy 4K you will most likely want to game with that resolution. I may suggest getting WHQD instead.

You may check out those monitor test sites. what they test and what they write to get an initial idea. Not sure if igorslab is a starting point for monitors. I think harware unboxed has a channel monitor unboxed - or just the same channel which tests monitors.

I'm happy with my 75 FPS WHQD ASUS Proart PA278QV, that is color calibrated from the factory. But that screen is not for gaming - it's for work. I usually play with 45 fps and i do not see that with my radeon 7800XT.

You may start your monitor selection with:
curved or not curved
which panel type
price range
display size and display resolution
display connectors / usb charging or not and such
 
You have got a capable pc and i would only recommend to get an 2k 26.5 (27) oled mate. Save for 2 months longer..

MSI MAG 271QPX

 
You have got a capable pc and i would only recommend to get an 2k 26.5 (27) oled mate. Save for 2 months longer..

MSI MAG 271QPX

oled beter than IPS ? im realy happy with IPS its simelair to my old plasma tv i can view it from all angles
 
oled beter than IPS ? im realy happy with IPS its simelair to my old plasma tv i can view it from all angles
Trust me
 
Is it going to be made of wood?
 
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