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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 14:36:24
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 14:36:56
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It says that a compatible nVidia graphics card is required for 144 Hz. There should be someone here that knows the answer.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 14:37:28
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Yes mate, that's dual dvi.
You have to make sure your card is capable of running Dual dvi too, all the new ones can, since the 400 series.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 14:39:28
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Yes mate, that's dual dvi.
You have to make sure your card is capable of running Dual dvi too, all the new ones can, since the 400 series.
Thank you senior
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 15:02:53
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More bad news. The monitor isn't being shipped from New Jersey. It is coming from Memphis Tennessee. Instead of a 90 minute drive accross the Deleaware River it has to travel over 1000 miles. Excuse me while I continue to kick myself some more. lol
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 17:39:47
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More bad news. The monitor isn't being shipped from New Jersey. It is coming from Memphis Tennessee. Instead of a 90 minute drive accross the Deleaware River it has to travel over 1000 miles. Excuse me while I continue to kick myself some more. lol
Lol  ! So typical. I'm sure you will enjoy the monitor when it gets there. On another note, I would recommend using adaptive v-sync with that 144hz monitor if your going over 144fps.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 18:05:53
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I never liked v-sync, adaptive or otherwise. It always made the game feel sluggish when responding to keyboard or mouse input. Maybe it will be better with a higher refresh rate. I will have to check it out if I get any kind of screen tearing.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 18:47:32
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This monitor should come with your cord,read the details If it doesn't call NE What's in the box - ASUS VG248QE LED Full HD Monitor
- Dual-link DVI Cable
- Audio Cord
- Power Cord
- Quick Starter Guide
- Warranty Information Card
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 19:10:53
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Yeah, you're right. I was looking at the pictures where it shows a VGA cable! lol
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 19:12:30
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im right on the edge of buying this also,my poor QX9770 @4.0 :(
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 20:28:37
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It comes with the DVI Cable. Mine did
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 20:35:54
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It looks like I'll have a spare cable since I'm too lazy to turn my PC back on to cancel the order. lol
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/22 20:46:46
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I never liked v-sync, adaptive or otherwise. It always made the game feel sluggish when responding to keyboard or mouse input. Maybe it will be better with a higher refresh rate. I will have to check it out if I get any kind of screen tearing.
vsync on high refresh rate screens has next to zero lag/delay :) after going 120hz everything i play gets adaptive vsync
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
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I never liked v-sync, adaptive or otherwise. It always made the game feel sluggish when responding to keyboard or mouse input. Maybe it will be better with a higher refresh rate. I will have to check it out if I get any kind of screen tearing.
vsync on high refresh rate screens has next to zero lag/delay :) after going 120hz everything i play gets adaptive vsync
It will arrive tomorrow sometime. I might see how it does with a single 680 since SLI has been nothing but headaches for me. I know what each board will OC to running by itself but together I can't run stable at anywhere near their abilities. I know that my 'vanilla' 680 will boost +125-130 and run stable all day long but in SLI I can't even keep it stable at +85-90.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/23 08:12:48
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I never liked v-sync, adaptive or otherwise. It always made the game feel sluggish when responding to keyboard or mouse input. Maybe it will be better with a higher refresh rate. I will have to check it out if I get any kind of screen tearing.
vsync on high refresh rate screens has next to zero lag/delay :) after going 120hz everything i play gets adaptive vsync
It will arrive tomorrow sometime. I might see how it does with a single 680 since SLI has been nothing but headaches for me. I know what each board will OC to running by itself but together I can't run stable at anywhere near their abilities. I know that my 'vanilla' 680 will boost +125-130 and run stable all day long but in SLI I can't even keep it stable at +85-90.
That's probably due to bad power distribution on your PSU's part tbh. I'm not saying your PSU is bad, just saying that under a heavier load it's not giving out even, clean power to everything. It would explain it.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/23 08:25:45
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It is a single rail design so I don't think there is any real power distribution. My old PSU was a Silencer 910 that had zero problems with a pair of GTX-570 sc boards. I only really upgraded my PSU to 1200w because it was white and it looks really nice in this Stryker case. 
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/23 12:43:40
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Unusual reason for choosing a PSU, but it does look good in your case.
One thing that I noticed, you have the PSU fan facing up and not down?
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/23 12:54:07
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Yeah, I decided on up to keep it from sucking dust out of the carpet. I had been looking at that PSU for a while but I didn't like the white color. When I got a deal on the Stryker case I thought it was a perfect match. This is the third PC Power & Cooling unit that I've owned and I haven't been disappointed by any of them. My first was a Silencer 750 that is still going strong in a PC that I'd built for my nephew. The Silencer 910 was my second and really didn't need replacing and is sitting in a closet in case I need it for something. I also decided that having the fan facing up would help to draw air through the case.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 11:13:46
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im right on the edge of buying this also,my poor QX9770 @4.0 :(
Wow! It got here around 1:45 and it looks totally awesome! Not one dead pixel and no backlight bleed. This is my third ASUS monitor and I am speechless. They say,"Good things happen in threes". The bad news is the cable they sent is only 5 ft long. It's a good thing I didn't cancel that other cable that I ordered. Things are a bit cramped until I can move the monitor back some more. I haven't tried any games yet. I'm still too stunned. 
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 11:30:58
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nice post some pics if you can
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 12:22:16
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So, just bear in mind that you'll actually want to go into the monitor/resolution settings in windows and switch it to the correct refresh rate. I know that sounds silly, but the 120hz monitors I've played with all defaulted to 60hz.
Want a fun game to play with that monitor?
Plug both your monitors into the card, and do an extended desktop. Drag a window between the two monitors, and then rapidly up and down. Watch as your old monitor tears the heck out of the window, while your new monitor shows silky smooth motion.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 12:43:29
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I set it to 144 in the nVidia control panel. There are some weird settings like "Trace Free" that goes from zero to 100. It comes set at 60 and I bumped it to 100 because I thought higher equals better but I got some flickering in YouTube videos. I was getting some dark flashes in BF3 but it might have been bloom from firing rockets in Moble Artillery. The manual is seriously lacking. I'll have to experiment with the different settings and see what happens. Can't get a decent photo with my iPhone. Sorry.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 13:26:23
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A friend bought this same monitor about a month ago.
It literally took him a 2 weeks to fine tune the settings.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 14:05:23
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I set it to 144 in the nVidia control panel. There are some weird settings like "Trace Free" that goes from zero to 100. It comes set at 60 and I bumped it to 100 because I thought higher equals better but I got some flickering in YouTube videos. I was getting some dark flashes in BF3 but it might have been bloom from firing rockets in Moble Artillery. The manual is seriously lacking. I'll have to experiment with the different settings and see what happens. Can't get a decent photo with my iPhone. Sorry.
Trace Free 60 or 80 are good on your monitor according to this: http://pcmonitors.info/reviews/asus-vg248qe So "trace free" is pixel overdrive. Basically, this monitor is quicker at setting its pixels by forcing more voltage through it (simple version). Too much overdrive (Trace free) can yield "ghosting" or "inverse ghosting". Not enough, and you get "trailing" - so in other words, this is a balance. It's kind of like Sharpness on a TV, but in motion. http://www.prad.de/en/index.html - these guys have some tools that can make it easier to determine how much Trace Free you should use. Having not seen this monitor, just based on reading, I think you set it correctly.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/24 14:44:27
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I knocked it down to zero because I was getting choppy frames in BF3 and after that everything was fine. I read a review before playing where they had better results with Trace Free set to zero. A setting of 80-100 caused serious tearing.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/25 07:08:13
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I own both this 24 in 144hz monitor as well as a dell 27in u2711 60hz 2560x1440. I actually prefer playing on the asus even though its a lower res and smaller screen than my dell. Gameplay is so smooth when u can maintain 144fps. My only complaint is the color. Compared to my ips dell the colors feel as if they have poor contrast. I tried adjusting them from what came out of the box and its alot better now but still not as nice as i would like. Anyone mind posting their settings for this monitor
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
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I might need to make some adjustments whenever my new cable gets here but so far I like what I am seeing. It would be nice to be able to move this display back around 6-8 inches and see what needs to be done but NewEgg has decided to use DHL to ship my part. Monday my cable sat in their warehouse waiting to be picked up. Tuesday it sat in a DHL warehouse waiting to be picked up. Yesterday it sat in another DHL warehouse waiting to go somewhere else. This morning it arrived in Delaware waiting for USPS to pick it up. They literally drove it past my house and took it 60 miles away so that USPS could pick it up and ship it back to my neighborhood. NewEgg only has to call USPS and say that they have packages to be picked up and they will pick up and deliver. Instead, NewEgg pays DHL to pick up the package and drive it around for a few days before they give it to USPS. How does paying two different companies to deliver the same package save anybody any money? It definitely doesn't save time! It would be nice to have a warning before I ordered but all that I am told is "Egg Saver" shipping. If I knew they were using DHL I would have ordered from TigerDirect. TigerDirect would have shipped it from Florida and I would already have it.
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/26 11:28:21
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I've been using the Asus VG248QE monitor for about a month now , this monitor ROCKS
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Re:Will I see any performance increase from a 144 Hz monitor upgrade?
2013/04/26 11:54:25
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I've been using the Asus VG248QE monitor for about a month now , this monitor ROCKS
Definitely! I moved it back after the cable finally arrived this morning and it looks great. I don't have to change a thing! I am totally sorry that I didn't get this monitor sooner. I would recommend it. Absolutely no regrets here.
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