Its only 60hz. Not 120hz or 144hz.

very tempted... but only have rx 470 so not sure what can play on 4k. how would 1440 look? also people say don't need anti aliaising with higher res.

i currently have a 46" samsung 1080p tv but also a 23" aoc 1080p..i prefer thr smaller monitor for clarity but would love a 27 or 28" monitor and think should get freesync and heck why not 4k too while buying.

but no netflix 4k on pc unless a new model :disappointed: so another 70 quid for fire stick...

Sounds a good buy .. whats the catch?

Oooo, just ordered a 23" IPS 1080p for £100 but wanted something a little bigger. Is the difference worth it?

dnt go for 4k or 2k even if u av GTX 1080 and want to record ur game while playing, o for 1080 hz is most important, I av i7 6700k with gtx 1080, 1st i had 40" 4k tv was getting 30 to 45 fps I sold it and went with 1440p again not gud performance fps was too low on ultra, now I got Acer Predator Z35 with 200hz every game am getting for then 150fps and I do record while playing awsum I kill other players easily. now I relizd it's all abut Frames wen it's come to Multiplayer Games.

I think...

4k was getting 45fps

sold and got 1080p display

got 150fps

makes sense as 4k is 4x as big?

and that suited his gaming style of multiplayer first person shooter and also helped when recording?

so I think he says

1080p at 150fps better than 4k at 45 fps?

Higher the refresh rate the clearer the picture on moving objects. To benefit from higher fps you need a higher fresh to match.

No, you just have a natural advantage especially in first person shooter games(FPS) with a higher refresh rate - standard monitors (like this one) will only output 60hz - That's 60 times your screen will refresh the picture in a second - As opposed to a monitor that has 120hz where the screen will refresh 120 times in a second - and 144hz which will obviously do it 144 times.

It does depend on your latency as well but generally means you'll see an enemy's animations more fluidly, resulting in much cleaner target prediction and hitscan hitboxes.

This is great - but it needs the fps to support it. It's no good if your monitor refreshes 120 times in a second but your game only gets 30 frames - then you end up with screen tear...Which is where Freesync comes in, effectively matching your frames to your refresh rate so you don't get the horrible screen tears.. Obviously this favours higher fps games.

Hope this helps.

This will all depend on the tickrate of the server. Battlefield 1 for example has a default server tickrate of 60hz so getting 144fps won't give you any advantage to someone with 60fps.