3440X1440P RISE OF THE TOMB RAIDER WALLPAPERS UPGRADE
but I personally think I'd rather have the resolution and size upgrade vs simply the 120hz gaming. If you can afford 3440x1440 at 120hz, it is definitely the best of all worlds. I definitely prefer the 144hz, which I still have as a secondary monitor so I just use that.īut everything else is so fucking glorious at 3440x1440 with a solid 60fps that I do not for a second regret the upgrade / downgrade. SO really when it comes to super smooth, fast paces FPS like CS and OVERWATCH. Each of these 50+ 4k rise of the tomb raider wallpapers has been community curated to work great as a wallpaper. Its also tough to max out the settings on those games and still maintain a consistent 120fps at high resolutions.
but you sure as fuck notice how awesome it looks at 3440x1440.
and at 60hz those games look great and you don't even really notice the difference. THEN I went and tested out some other games in my library like Witcher 3, Tomb Raider etc. 21:9 Ultra Wide Rise of the Tomb Raider Maxed Out Very High/ Pure Hair Settings Benchmarks with SMAA running on the i7 6700K OC 4.7Ghz and Gigabyte GTX 1070 FE OC 32GB DDR4. The best way to illustrate the difference between the two resolutions is by comparing how they look on the same-sized display, lets say a 27-inch monitor. Steam Community: Rise of the Tomb Raider. It felt so slow and clunky in 60hz compared to before at 144hz, It made me almost regret my purchase. 1920×1080 vs2560×1440 - Everyday Use 1920×1080 amounts to 2,073,600 pixels while 2560×1440 or WQHD has 3,686,400 thats 78 more pixels Both resolutions have 16:9 aspect ratio.
I had gotten so used to 144hz that I think I forgot what it was like at 60hz, so when I first fired up OVERWATCH it all hit me like a brick. Honestly it was a tough adjustment at first.
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