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Chazore said:
JEMC said:
 
 

And correctly if I'm wrong, but were'nt you going to buy the monitor last year? I think it was you who was worried when it was discovered that Nvidia had a power consumption problem with fast panels.

 

In any case, and with all due respect as it's you who have to pay and use the monitor, I'd hold my purchase an extra month or two to save a bit more money for an IPS 144Hz monitor. Best of both worlds.

I was indeedy but Scan had put it on pre-order for nearly 2 months and apparently it;s no longer listed on their site which suggests to me that a 2 year old monitor was compeltely sold out on their end and they somehow decided to stop stocking it. Novatech has since replaced them as the cheapest seller according to Nvidias website.

IPS 144hz?, what's the best part about it?. I'm wondering because I really want good co-ordinated Vsync and my current options are full screen window borderless mode or no Vsync which means screen tearing since most Vsync options for my games or using NCP involve a lot of bad stuttering which is why I originally wanted Gsync, does getting an IPS solve all of this?, I don't want to splurge and find I;m stuck with the same major issue that's been plaguing me for nearly 2 years now.



IPS is a kind of panel tech. There are basically three kinds of panels: TN, IPS and VA. IPS has the advantage of better colours, wider palette and better viewing angles.

I know of Freesync monitors with IPS screens (tho they are 1440p), so I'd say that there has to be some G-Sync ones too.



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