What kind of monitor you got to play War Thunder?

[YuriKei]

i am just always amaze with player who can shoot enemies from very far away, just pure curious, what monitor specifications are you using? for every players out there, what screen size do you find most comfortable for gameplay? Is a 24-inch monitor sufficient? does the refresh rate of the monitor affect player performance in War Thunder? Is there a significant difference between a 60Hz and 144Hz monitor in gameplay?

[Holo]

Originally posted by Uncle Tat:

Originally posted by Habibi:

It doesn't really matter that much, playing on low graphics is what gets you the W.

because it is response quicker???

because ♥♥♥♥♥♥ settings = harder angles on everything, which means that you will see a tank in a bush because it looks very bad. I agree with Patriot up above me, it does give you eye cancer, but it also gives you more kills.

[WeebLord69]

Originally posted by arni.gamexeon:

Originally posted by Weeblord69:

I have this monitor and I'd recommend it a lot , it's great.

ASUS 32″ ROG SWIFT PG329Q-W 175Hz 1ms G-Sync

is that 2560x1440 175hz 1ms lcd monitor ??

It is 175hz 2560x1440 but it is not LCD, it is IPS, LCD panels are a thing of the past , if you can , do not buy LCD monitors , IPS is usually the best option %99 of the time

[YuriKei]

Originally posted by Patriot03:

If you were wondering, 1920x1080p * 2 is 3840x2160(4k). In the case of Warthunder if I'm rendering at 2x Native res then I set Nvidia's smoothness slider to 0% and I set WT's DLSS sharpness slider to the max that way I reduce any intentionally added blur because I know I'm getting a perfect scaling ratio.

if i may ask, for 1920x1080p to get best responsive rate what option setting should we use?Anisotropy, Antialiasing and SSAA?

[sel]

if you want to be the best, you should invest a good gamer chair. when you get games with chinese names with 12 kills, make sure to ask what gamer chair they use.

in all seriousness your monitor will make zero difference in this game. Anti-aliasing and all the settings you mention ^ have no perceptible impact on response time. This isnt a twitch-shooter FPS where you need to have inhuman reaction times.

the reason low graphics are superior has nothing to do with "response time" like you keep saying, its about reducing the distance foliage loads at.

[Patriot03]

Originally posted by Uncle Tat:

Originally posted by Patriot03:

If you were wondering, 1920x1080p * 2 is 3840x2160(4k). In the case of Warthunder if I'm rendering at 2x Native res then I set Nvidia's smoothness slider to 0% and I set WT's DLSS sharpness slider to the max that way I reduce any intentionally added blur because I know I'm getting a perfect scaling ratio.

if i may ask, for 1920x1080p to get best responsive rate what option setting should we use?Anisotropy, Antialiasing and SSAA?

Anistrropy is just a texture filtering setting to enhance texture quality when viewed from steep angles, I recommend using the highest setting available as it has a minimal performance impact.

As for Anti-Aliasing your standard option for nice quality would be to use SSAA x4, if you have the performance headroom you could even consider enabling DSR/VSR and enabling SSAA on top of rendering the game at 4k for the best visuals but it will have a considerable performance impact.


If DLSS is supported on your GPU you have a third option of rendering at 4k with DLSS enabled and set to quality mode, performance will be very good but you'll have to make a judgement call comparing it to using SSAA x4 without DLSS at native res.


PS: The standard option for good quality + performance would be to render at Native res + using TAA Anti-Aliasing, most of what I described above is for those with extra performance headroom looking for more quality.

[mogami_99]

my 1966 toaster

[mogami_99]

1966 Mary Proctor Atomic Toaster 4-Slice Chrome USA Model M21402 she has very shinny sides
Oh you mean monitor my bad.

[mogami_99]

still the toaster gets really good ping

[Mark]

24 in ViewSonic HD.

[arni.gamexeon]

34 inch 3440x1440 75hz is still good, but for the best is 50 inch 2160p 60hz....

[YuriKei]

Originally posted by Patriot03:

As for Anti-Aliasing your standard option for nice quality would be to use SSAA x4, if you have the performance headroom you could even consider enabling DSR/VSR and enabling SSAA on top of rendering the game at 4k for the best visuals but it will have a considerable performance impact.

when i put SSAA x4 yeah it is very2 laggy, so i turn that off.

Originally posted by mogami_99:

1966 Mary Proctor Atomic Toaster 4-Slice Chrome USA Model M21402 she has very shinny sides
Oh you mean monitor my bad.

LOL xD

Originally posted by arni.gamexeon:

34 inch 3440x1440 75hz is still good, but for the best is 50 inch 2160p 60hz....

that big enough to snipe enemy

[SpiralRazor]

1080p, 60hz 27" asus. 6950 Merc 319

Good anti-aliasing capability is the key factor.

[Desperadoscres]

Originally posted by Uncle Tat:

i am just always amaze with player who can shoot enemies from very far away, just pure curious, what monitor specifications are you using? for every players out there, what screen size do you find most comfortable for gameplay? Is a 24-inch monitor sufficient? does the refresh rate of the monitor affect player performance in War Thunder? Is there a significant difference between a 60Hz and 144Hz monitor in gameplay?

A couple day's ago i was at a family member house to help do some work and move 3 tone of wood

I brung my computer but not my screen so i had to play on a old screen that need a VGA cable to be used
It was 60fps and was 1600x1000

I didn't not felt like i was worst at the game with it, the screen barely matter

[Wiesell]

Originally posted by Desperadoscres:

Originally posted by Uncle Tat:

i am just always amaze with player who can shoot enemies from very far away, just pure curious, what monitor specifications are you using? for every players out there, what screen size do you find most comfortable for gameplay? Is a 24-inch monitor sufficient? does the refresh rate of the monitor affect player performance in War Thunder? Is there a significant difference between a 60Hz and 144Hz monitor in gameplay?

A couple day's ago i was at a family member house to help do some work and move 3 tone of wood

I brung my computer but not my screen so i had to play on a old screen that need a VGA cable to be used
It was 60fps and was 1600x1000

I didn't not felt like i was worst at the game with it, the screen barely matter

People can adapt easily to congestions/downsides. I think you can play with 30 fps 720p sure. Whether people feel they benefit from higher res/refresh rate monitors or not, it depends on them but the fact is that whether people care or not, they give extra information either its from the detail or the response times.

I think I'd benefit from a 4k 165hz panel since I can pixel peep easily enemies afar. War Thunder has one of the worst anti-aliasing so higher res panel would benefit on big maps like pradesh where you have enemies afar.

[SteelWolf45]

I think my monitor is 1920*1080