Printable View
It's not the image split but mostly the size that I'm looking into.
https://www.amazon.es/LG-43UD79-B-Mo.../dp/B01N2AYZBC
I'm not that tech-savvy and would like to hear from you more informed guys if this would be a good option for multiboxing.
Thanking you all in advance.
Cheers.
A.
5MS response time, no GSync and only 60Hz refresh rate.
I imagine it would be alright if you're using it exclusively to box WoW or similar games but it wouldn't be a very pleasant experience in anything else. You can pick up something like the Acer XB321HK for the same price or less with a faster response time and Gsync if you don't care about refresh rate at all.
Personally, once I tried a 100Hz+ monitor anything less feels like watching a slide show now. If you're willing to spend a little more I have two Acer X34P's and they're about as close to the perfect monitor as I've ever used. Even the onboard speakers are decent.
Depends on how high your standards are. There's a reason you can't find anything over about 35" when you search for "gsync monitor" on Amazon. I'd second most of what Apatheist said, though I'm much more jaded on the refresh rate thing. I've had really good luck on the better Asus monitors. My personal preference right now is two 1440p 34" monitors. Seems to be (from past testing) less taxing than a 4k monitor by itself and gets me plenty of real estate within good viewing range without falling afoul of poor off-axis viewing artifacts at the edges.
If you're looking for a quick and dirty answer, then I doubt there's anything wrong with that display (LG tends to make good stuff). I like 4K and I like large displays, but it takes some horsepower to multibox at 4K.
Thank you very much for your answers!
I have food for thought now :).
Mirai, this is my current setup:
Motherboard Asus TUF Z390-PRO GAMING
Box ATX NZXT H500i
SSD Samsung 970 EVO 1TB M.2 NVMe
Gigabyte GeForce® GTX 1080 WindForce 3X OC 8GB GD5X
Intel Core i9 9900K (3.6GHz) Socket 1151 - Tray
Water Cooler CPU Corsair Hydro H100i Pro RGB
G.Skill Kit 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 3200MHz Ripjaws V Black
Semi Modular Corsair TX 750M 80+ Gold
Would this be enough to multibox at 4K?
Thank you.
I would do a bit of review research on that motherboard with M.2 NVMe drives. I've had two motherboards (one MSI, one Asus) in the last few years that experienced some I/O stalls with two of those drives in RAID 0 but had no issues with normal SATA SSDs. The user experience was basically some relatively "bursty" performance that resulted in some stuttering in games that do a lot of dynamic texture loading (like WoW when zoning into a big capital city). Might have just been early-adopter syndrome but I figured it would be worth mentioning.
Depending on what your video settings are and where you are in the world, a GTX 1080 may be cutting it close, at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Altsoba
Thank you very much for your input guys.
Cheers.
A.