My GPU is not able to drive anything of that sort hahaha. But the monitor was much cheaper than it used to be so I thought I'd snatch it and wait for a few months until I buy a new rig.
Two things this will depend on - what are your system specs, and what games do you play.
The thing is my PC has really old specs. But I saw the monitor heavily discounted so I thought I'd snatch it even if I can't really use it properly for a few months.
I'm on the market for a new monitor. Mine is a very old Asus that is a 1080p/60hz monitor.
A few days ago I used to be the occasional competitive player (just playing with friends) and while I might play a competitive game or two again, I'm wondering if I should buy the BenQ Zowie 2546K. Where I'm looking (local market), it's currently the lowest price it's ever been.
But my hesitation lies on the fact that I might have more use for a 4k/140hz monitor.
I guess I'm mostly looking for personal recommendations.
I'm sorry to post this here, this might be the wrong place so please redirect me to a more appropriate magazine.
On Reddit (LinkedIn is even worse if I'm being honest) you would constantly see screenshot of tweets but never a link to the tweet themselves.
kbin would probably save a lot of bandwidth doing this, and it'd make the experience much more pleasant for those who want to follow the object of the screenshot's discussion.