can my NVDIA GTX 570 hold 144hz monitor?

[Fawkser]

i need help, i dont know if my video card NVDIA GTX 570 can hold a "144hz" like BenQ Monitors XL2430T and etc. thanks and i appreciate your help.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

144 Hz monitor really wants something like GTX 970 to get advantage from high Hz.
GTX 570 is only slightly more powerful then modern GTX 750 Ti and is below GTX 760 and R9 270, 270X.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Still; better then 60Hz screens. However if u already have a 24 inch LCD, not going to be magic; or a huge improvement. If your current screen is ok and u like it thus far, I'd think about a GPU upgrade first.

[Fawkser]

Originally posted by Rumpelcrutchskin:

144 Hz monitor really wants something like GTX 970 to get advantage from high Hz.
GTX 570 is only slightly more powerful then modern GTX 750 Ti and is below GTX 760 and R9 270, 270X.

in short sir? still can use GTX 570 in to 144hz or maybe 120hz?

[Fawkser]

Originally posted by Bad-Motha:

Still; better then 60Hz screens. However if u already have a 24 inch LCD, not going to be magic; or a huge improvement. If your current screen is ok and u like it thus far, I'd think about a GPU upgrade first.

coz im planning to buy BenQ XL2430T, but i dont know if my graphic card GTX 570 can hold this kind of refresh rate.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

It will work with the monitor but when your games run with less then 60 fps you wont get that much better experience from it.
And you need DVI-D cable for monitor, 144 Hz doesnt work with HDMI.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

It will work regardless of GPU really. Even though a GTX 570 can not sustain 120-144 FPS in many games @ 1080p, a monitor choose of that sort is still better for fast-motion in general.

And yes for PC Gaming use DVI cable or DisplayPort; not HDMI. Since 570 doesn't have DisplayPort, then use DVI. 570 should have two DVI ports; looking at the rear of those cards, for a single display, use the DVI port that is closest to the HDMI/Mini-HDMI port, as that is the Primary port.

[Fawkser]

Thanks Guys! i appreciate your help. ill rather buy and change my video card first. maybe ill buy gtx 970.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

970 4GB would be a great bang for buck; given it's about the price of what GTX 570 was back when that was new to market.

[Rove]

It can do 144 Hz in terms of pixel fillrate but your other rendering power may slow your gaming FPS down below 144 FPS. Things like geometry, texel fillrate, GFLOPS and CPU power will also come into play in determining your framerate.