GTX 660 and 1920x1080 resolution

gaming
#1

I have GTX 660 and 1280x1024 monitor, how GTX 660 will be work in 1920x1080 in new games? Buying 1920x1080 monitor is good idea for me?

#2

mh, I have 2x660 OC in SLI, and newer games usually run around ~60 fps with SLI, even when it’s disabled. I have a 1920x1080 monitor.

#3

So, its good idea?

#4

Well, it depends what monitor you get and such.

#5

You could always change the games resolution so it doesn’t lag bad, I got a 1680x1050 but I change games to 720p and stuff. But I run GDT on Native res.

#6

So, same question buying 1920x1080 monitor is good idea for me?))

#7

If you got the money ;D I hear 120 hz is great, so maybe invest some into that? Idk. I got 60 hz, so I can’t say anything on the subject. But I’d say yes to the 1080p The extra 700 pixels you’ll see.

#8

1920x1080 60-85hz IPS LED or above is the best. They’re cheap and you can use some pixel oc tool to make it reach around a visible 70 fps.

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#9

LG 23MP55HQ is good for gaming and other?

#10

A 660 will do 1080p fine. Although, not the best, looking at about 30-40 FPS on most games.

#11

I dont looking for Ultra settings, graphics is not main in games for me, so buying monitor is good idea?

#12

Probably.

#13

Probably yes?)

#14

1080p will be fine for all games.

#15

Yes get the monitor, and you’ll play the games on ultra, at 30-40 frames, but to me, 30 isn’t the most playable (on FPS’s anyways)

But yeah, get the monitor. What are your other specs btw?

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#16

i5 3470, 12gb RAM.

#17

Oh yeah, no problem running 1080p.

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#18

Thanks.

#19

Do you know monitor LG 23MP55HQ is good for gaming?

#20

Looks good to me, although you can get them cheaper without IPS.

Wait, found a cheaper one, with IPS, and 5ms response time. (23")
Acer h6 Series 32 inch IPS LED HD Monitor