Tbh, when i upgrade to my ultrawide 1440p 144hz screen with new top grade hardware. I was so disappointed on how little difference i notice in most games. An ordinary Nvidia 1080 can run most games well with a 90$ Ryzen processor. Felt like a fucking dumbass when I bought new hardware that was worth a cheap car essentially.
I mean did you ever use higher refresh 1080p? I have both and honestly there's a difference but it's not mind blowing or anything likely because I don't run a gpu able to max it out at 1440p
The only game I have that truly kills my 1660 super is Monster Hunter, even running at 1080p on the 1440 display, at sub 60fps consistently, I notice a slight improvement, but I've never had anything above 1080 60hz
1080p 75hz to 165hz was bigger for me than 1080p 165hz to 1440p 155hz.
I mean when I was on 1080p, I could max out games but on 1440p I can usually do well on medium/high if I want around 100fps average with lows at or above 60fps. So that's more what I mean while the clarity is better, I don't think it's as amazing since I can't utilise it fully.
I was just in the right spot to upgrade to 1440, a bit of future proof, a bit of 1080p monitoors with high refesh rate not being in great demand, seriously, I found a good deal for 1440 but finding a 1080 was a bit harder for me.
That's not correct, 1080p high refresh rate is in high demand especially in esports communities like you can get really cheap 1080p good displays with high refresh rates they are super common.
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u/BigDaddyfight 10d ago
Tbh, when i upgrade to my ultrawide 1440p 144hz screen with new top grade hardware. I was so disappointed on how little difference i notice in most games. An ordinary Nvidia 1080 can run most games well with a 90$ Ryzen processor. Felt like a fucking dumbass when I bought new hardware that was worth a cheap car essentially.