I mean I ' m pretty sure he ' s full of shit , but the Mcdonalds he wants to meet at is like 30 seconds away , and I could use a burger anyways , so may as well check it out anyways haha <| sep |> Yeah that ' s the same stuff they put in chemtrails . Dangerous shit . <| sep |> Nice , love the cartoonist style of this ! <| sep |> What you ' ve got to realise is the RX 480 is meant for 1080 p 60 fps ultra , we haven ' t even seen AMD ' s RX 490490 X yet and those cards will be aimed at competing with the GTX 1070 , so ideal for 1080 p 144 hz . So anyway , asking the RX 480 to do 144 hz isn ' t the best idea UNLESS the games you play aren ' t very demanding . HotS for example isn ' t , neither is CSGO , LoL , Dota and other competitive games . So if you want 144 hz in those types of games then that ' s easy enough as they ' re made to run on older hardware well so more people can play them , so throwing a brand new powerful GPU at them will get you well into the 100 fps area easy enough . So it ' s literally down to this . If you are going to mainly be playing less demanding games , you can get a XFX GTR RX 480 8 GBRX 480 P 8 DFA 6 Radeon 3 DisplayportPCIExpressdpB 01 J 8 CCUL 2 refsr 11 ? spcieUTF 8 qidtelsr 11 keywordsRX 480 GTR for $ 230 , which is the best model RX 480 you can buy for $ 60 cheaper than usual , then get this AOC Freesync 1080 p 144 hz for $ 210 to go with it . pcpapi 20 But if you want to play demanding games , Witcher 3 , GTA V etc . , then go for a GTX 1060 6 GB because it ' s faster than the RX 480 at 1080 p and will provide a better experience .