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Every time I get a taste for something better, things get more expensive... I'm going to avoid trying anything higher than 144 for a while.
It's for the best that you do that.
Sincerely, someone who "had" to buy an RTX 4080 after buying a new 200 Hz monitor.
Oh. Fuck....you got the Odyssey G9 as well?
In order for me to even taste the sweet potential of that monitor, I'm having to build a whole new computer. I'm dreading it.
The best advice I can give you is to turn off the FPS counter. If the game feels like it's stuttering, turn down the quality. If it feels fine during gameplay, don't fuck with it, and under no circumstances should you enable an FPS counter or frame timing graph.
If you're anything like me and you do enable the FPS counter or frame timing graphs, you'll spend more time optimizing performance than actually enjoying the game...
LOL I like how they mention one spec of the monitor and you instantly know which one they bought.
I made an awful mistake of getting a 1440p OLED instead of the 540 and now a TN panel is going to be very difficult to get used to.