These new monitors from ASUS. LED backlight and built-in speakers. Monitor size is 21 inches.

The monitor for the player should offer an image refresh rate of at least 75 Hz.

This means that the game should offer a minimum of 75 frames per second so that the image does not blur. Similarly, for games that run at 120 FPS and more, we need a monitor with a refresh rate of at least 120 Hz and more.

One of the most important parameters is the response time. Its value depends, among others, on on the type of matrix used.
In this case, the TN dies are the best solution. Manufacturers pay more and more attention to this, which results in the appearance of monitor models with a very short response time on the market. The shorter it is, the better.

The best equipment on the market has a response time of just 1ms.

Too long time may cause smudging and a slight delay of the image, which in the context of e-sports is unacceptable, because often fractions of a second decide about winning or losing

What GPU is good for this monitor?

The latest generation of NVIDIA graphic cards is based on Pascal architecture. The GTX 1080 is aimed at high-end PC gamers who are looking for a powerful gaming computer with ultra-fast performance. It features a massive 4096-CCN shader and an incredible memory interface.

Its base clock runs at 1172 MHz, while GPU Boost 3.0 will increase the clock further by a further 50 MHz. This means that users will need to hit maximum clock speeds of 8 GHz to hit full performance. This is due to the new clock speeds being used for both GPU Boost 1.0 and GPU Boost 2.0.

NVIDIA also introduced new memory interfaces based on their Pascal architecture: 384-bit GDDR5X vs 224-bit GDDR5X and 256-bit GDDR5X vs 512-bit GDDR5X. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti NVIDIA's flagship GeForce GTX 1050 Ti is a high-resolution graphics card that uses the 28nm FinFET process.

With 4GB of NVIDIA Pascal core clocked at 10005 MHz, the GTX 1050 Ti is capable of a theoretical maximum frame rate of 4100 MHz on a reference-design card. This means performance that rivals the best gaming hardware that was available back then.

The maximum frame rate is set at 90 FPS.

Compared to the reference GTX 1050, NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti offers the following improvements to gaming: 2x more shading units 3x better pixel throughput 5% more performance across the board 8% more efficiency The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti's 2-channel memory interface offers up to 32GB of GDDR5X memory and delivers up to 6GT/s memory bandwidth, or 8Gbps total memory bandwidth.

The memory interface can be upgraded using a pair of MSI Afterburner OC liquid coolers. For an additional $150, the card gets the option to get its memory overclocked to the memory speed of double the speed.

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