Should I buy only 3D vision or 3D vision + gsync monitor
http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_1195_700_1103&item_id=057347 http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=1103&item_id=075298 So I feel like finally getting a 3D vision enabled monitor (I love the 3D on the n3DS and I want my computer to have 3D too). Which monitor should I buy? Basically it'll cost $130 more for g-sync. That'll help for games where I want to push the graphical settings or play with mods (skyrim) and hit sub 60 fps :o. I know I can't use g-sync + 3D vision at the same time, but I'm thinking it might be nice to have. Also should I buy the vision kit version 1 if I can get it for cheaper? The main differences seem to just be a bigger lense which doesn't bother me (my glasses I wear everyday has relatively small lenses) If you have any other suggestions for a monitor feel free to link me :). Preferably at canada computers so I can pick it up.
http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_1195_700_1103&item_id=057347


http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=1103&item_id=075298


So I feel like finally getting a 3D vision enabled monitor (I love the 3D on the n3DS and I want my computer to have 3D too).

Which monitor should I buy? Basically it'll cost $130 more for g-sync. That'll help for games where I want to push the graphical settings or play with mods (skyrim) and hit sub 60 fps :o. I know I can't use g-sync + 3D vision at the same time, but I'm thinking it might be nice to have.

Also should I buy the vision kit version 1 if I can get it for cheaper? The main differences seem to just be a bigger lense which doesn't bother me (my glasses I wear everyday has relatively small lenses)


If you have any other suggestions for a monitor feel free to link me :). Preferably at canada computers so I can pick it up.

#1
Posted 05/12/2015 12:10 AM   
If you have enough GPU power, G-Sync won't have a big impact. What are you running?
If you have enough GPU power, G-Sync won't have a big impact. What are you running?

#2
Posted 05/12/2015 10:47 AM   
I'm 100% sold on Gsync and now have two monitors which have it (listed in my sig) however on a system with a decent GPU and a 120hz+ screen Gsync solves a few problems you no longer have (tearing and uneven framerate delivery) Gsync won't make a huge immediate difference unless you are ultra sensitive to framerate fluctuations, its more a subtle increase in your gaming quality which you end up really missing if you suddenly have to game on a standard monitor that doesn't have Gsync. And if you ever go back to a 60hz monitor without Gsync you will literally cry. These days I can't understand how I ever managed to enjoy games on a 60hz 1080 screen with all it's tearing and microstuttering.
I'm 100% sold on Gsync and now have two monitors which have it (listed in my sig) however on a system with a decent GPU and a 120hz+ screen Gsync solves a few problems you no longer have (tearing and uneven framerate delivery)

Gsync won't make a huge immediate difference unless you are ultra sensitive to framerate fluctuations, its more a subtle increase in your gaming quality which you end up really missing if you suddenly have to game on a standard monitor that doesn't have Gsync. And if you ever go back to a 60hz monitor without Gsync you will literally cry.

These days I can't understand how I ever managed to enjoy games on a 60hz 1080 screen with all it's tearing and microstuttering.

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#3
Posted 05/16/2015 12:41 AM   
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