144 hz Monitor used with Two Other 60 hz's?
I'm building a new PC and want to get three monitors. I only use one screen for gaming/videos, so figured I could just get one 144 hz monitor for that purpose. In order to save a bit of money, I'm thinking about keeping the other two at 60 hz.
Will I run into any issues having two different refresh rates? Will my 144 hz downscale to 60 hz? Can I run all three from the same video card or should I get two?
multiple-monitors refresh-rate
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Steve StoutSteve Stout
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I'm building a new PC and want to get three monitors. I only use one screen for gaming/videos, so figured I could just get one 144 hz monitor for that purpose. In order to save a bit of money, I'm thinking about keeping the other two at 60 hz.
Will I run into any issues having two different refresh rates? Will my 144 hz downscale to 60 hz? Can I run all three from the same video card or should I get two?
multiple-monitors refresh-rate
asked Jan 2 at 15:35
Steve StoutSteve Stout
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I'm building a new PC and want to get three monitors. I only use one screen for gaming/videos, so figured I could just get one 144 hz monitor for that purpose. In order to save a bit of money, I'm thinking about keeping the other two at 60 hz.
Will I run into any issues having two different refresh rates? Will my 144 hz downscale to 60 hz? Can I run all three from the same video card or should I get two?
multiple-monitors refresh-rate
asked Jan 2 at 15:35
Steve StoutSteve Stout
82
I'm building a new PC and want to get three monitors. I only use one screen for gaming/videos, so figured I could just get one 144 hz monitor for that purpose. In order to save a bit of money, I'm thinking about keeping the other two at 60 hz.
Will I run into any issues having two different refresh rates? Will my 144 hz downscale to 60 hz? Can I run all three from the same video card or should I get two?
multiple-monitors refresh-rate
multiple-monitors refresh-rate
asked Jan 2 at 15:35
Steve StoutSteve Stout
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asked Jan 2 at 15:35
Steve StoutSteve Stout
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asked Jan 2 at 15:35
Steve StoutSteve Stout
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asked Jan 2 at 15:35
Steve StoutSteve Stout
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asked Jan 2 at 15:35
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One card should be perfectly fine and no the other 2 monitors will not lower your refresh rate on your third monitor.
Edit: Wording.
answered Jan 2 at 15:41
Matthew ValdezMatthew Valdez
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One card should be perfectly fine and no the other 2 monitors will not lower your refresh rate on your third monitor.
Edit: Wording.
answered Jan 2 at 15:41
Matthew ValdezMatthew Valdez
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One card should be perfectly fine and no the other 2 monitors will not lower your refresh rate on your third monitor.
Edit: Wording.
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One card should be perfectly fine and no the other 2 monitors will not lower your refresh rate on your third monitor.
Edit: Wording.
answered Jan 2 at 15:41
Matthew ValdezMatthew Valdez
1996
One card should be perfectly fine and no the other 2 monitors will not lower your refresh rate on your third monitor.
Edit: Wording.
answered Jan 2 at 15:41
Matthew ValdezMatthew Valdez
1996
answered Jan 2 at 15:41
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