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Going from 60hz to 144hz was great but I haven't noticed a difference 144hz+ Though only seen a 165hz to compare. Maybe I'd notice a difference at 240hz. I'd still rather a higher resolution with 144hz over a lower res with even higher refresh.
The difference between two LG is that 850 has USB ports and wide color gamut but 83A has normal sRGB color coverage.
I've read a review about ASUS and one said it is worse than other two.
What should i buy? i don't have much money though.
But what's your full PC specs? As you'll want a certain minimum spec to run 1440p vs 1080p, mot to mention the high refresh rates.
RTX 2060 Super. Best for 240Hz displays. The RTX 2060 and 2070 Super are among our favorite cards for competitive gaming as they offer great value for money whilst still delivering plenty of power. ...
RTX 2060. Best budget 240Hz card. ...
GTX 1650 Super. Best for 144Hz setups. ...
RTX 2080 Ti. The pro choice
Nonsense copied from a site's page that refers to a specific game (other than Dota2), "competitive" playing and doubles as nVidia advertising.
Great advice...
each process thread is limited to one cpu core/thread
dota is not a high core usage game (gpu driver can use a few threads)
if its a 64core 1ghz, you will get much less performance out of it vs a 1 core 64ghz cpu
game main thread is limited to the core speed
monitor refresh rates are in hz not mhz(1,000,000hz) or ghz(1,000,000,000hz)
eyes are analog and do not see in pixels or hz, they only perceive motion or changes
higher refresh and fps will make motion look much smoother
if the cpu and gpu can keep up with 200+fps, get the 240hz if it has gsync or vsync so it can lower the refresh rate to the displays output
else a 144hz with gsync or vsync 1440p or 1080p will be good for gaming
What country you buying within?