Her neck looks tight . I can tell she has been working out . <| sep |> Phone post , sorry for the typos and errosWhat ' s your logic there ? I just don ' t see it as a good value Even if you have a 1080 you ' d never put out 144 fps at 1440 p ultra from my understanding 1 . It depends on the game , even if the graphics card can ' t do 144 hz , 75 hz and higher is noticeable than 60 . 2 . The great thing about PCGaming is the customizability even in games . Some people care about framerate more that image quality , that and some games even when maxed some games don ' t really look that much different than on high or very high . 3 . Futureproofness . It depends on the graphics card of course , if someone has a 4801060 and below and only buys lower midrange graphics cards I wouldn ' t recommend 1440 p , but if the consumer is creating their first PC build now , is starting at least with the Fury 1070 performance and plans to keep buying graphics cards every 23 and wants to keep new graphic cards relative to how the Fury and 1070 perform now 1440 p 144 hz is a great choice . For when suggesting a new build to someone even if they ' re getting a mATX MoBo I always suggest a midsize ATX case within their budget . In the future when they upgrade they get to keep the case when they upgrade to ATX instead of buying a new case instead .