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Heres a GTX 570 http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...ce,2793-5.html
and reading these wow benches
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...scrollFullInfo
My current setup is an i7 920 ocd 3.6ghz, 2 60 hz monitors, single GTX285, and ssd. I am looking for suggestions for both the vid card and a monitor upgrade specifically 120mhz monitors.
wow, this makes me sad.
I really need to upgrade my pc. Im running (3) GeForce 240 GTs in serries. Looking at those numbers.. I think I want to go home and bash my computer with a coconut.
I believe that 3D in games is a joke, also, newegg reviews are horrible.
Also, you could just add another 285 and a 60hz monitor (assuming they all match) and have Nvidia surround. (Three monitors, a la eyefinity).
Keep in mind ALL those reviews are people running a single client.
I think I will look into this though:
rats wow dosn't suport physx oh well ....
120MHz?! That's a lotta hertz!Quote:
Originally Posted by scrapdogg
I'm curious what 120Hz brings to the table over 60Hz in gaming?
The gimmick of 3D gaming.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenril
Using shutter glasses, the monitor, in conjunction with the glasses will alternate images for each eye so you get a 3D image.
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Originally Posted by Sajuuk
Not interested in the 3d. I want the higher refresh rate for 2d.
Anyone here running 2 x 120 Hz monitors that could make a recommendation?
http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frame...humans_see.htm
Sure is unclear exactly how much is enough and how much more is worthless.
You would need a ping of under 10ms to take advantage of a pvp positioning advantage so I guess no reason to go to 120Hz for that lol ....
I'm curious as well as to why you would want 120hz monitors for anything other than 3D/option of 3D gaming.