Maybe not , here is a performance chart at 1440 p 1440 p ultra 1 vTe 9 fdAMDdUbP 4 hy 8 eflMOKt 4 IPW 2 RGFmng 531 rngfOUDFbD 53 UXQX 8 hG 15 C 966 MpLithCEBCEbtq 6 pubchart ? oidtelformatinteractive 1080 p ulta 1 vTe 9 fdAMDdUbP 4 hy 8 eflMOKt 4 IPW 2 RGFmng 531 rngfOUDFbD 53 UXQX 8 hG 15 C 966 MpLithCEBCEbtq 6 pubchart ? oid 977573158 formatinteractiveLooking at it , your options might be better at either 1080 p at high refresh rate , or 1440 p at 60 hz . Unfortunately by going with a lower end monitor , though you are losing gsync compatibility and some smoothness along with it . Plus , a lower end monitor will likely have worse color accuracy and viewing angles . I am trying to give you the facts lol , but if it was me I would go with the higher end monitor . I am really of the opinion that it is one of the most important parts of any system , and you won ' t regret getting a nice one , especially since it is likely to last a decade and through multiple builds .