u/Turboice777

The first time I went to New Camp I met Cord. He offered me some neat One-Handed skill, but at the time I neither had skill points, nor ore. After a few levels I finally got them, but now doesn’t want to talk to me. He’s either busy training his mercenaries or if he’s not, I still can’t talk to him. He keeps repeating „No…”, „Go away.” I tried on different times with no success. Am I screwed for good?

So, I'm going to buy new 5K dual-mode monitor, which will be the 27" LG 27GM950B. I'm going to use 5K for desktop use and 1440p for most of the games. There comes the question: which solution is going to be the best from the technical point of view and give me best picture quality at 1440p?

1. Use dual mode feature and switch to 1440p
2. Keep native 5K resolution and switch resolution manually in-game to 1440p
3. Keep native 5K resolution AND 5K in-game and use DLSS Performance, which will upscale from 1440p

I know that using dual-mode will give me 330Hz instead of 165, but I don't need that much, 165 is sufficient for me.

I'm leaning towards option 2 since I've heard that this monitor don't utilize integer scaling and 1440p is going to look more blurry than on a native 1440p monitor.

So, I'm going to buy new 5K dual-mode monitor, which will be the 27" LG 27GM950B. I'm going to use 5K for desktop use and 1440p for most of the games. There comes the question: which solution is going to be the best from the technical point of view and give me best picture quality at 1440p?

1. Use dual mode feature and switch to 1440p
2. Keep native 5K resolution and switch resolution manually in-game to 1440p
3. Keep native 5K resolution AND 5K in-game and use DLSS Performance, which will upscale from 1440p

I know that using dual-mode will give me 330Hz instead of 165, but I don't need that much, 165 is sufficient for me.

I'm leaning towards option 2 since I've heard that this monitor don't utilize integer scaling and 1440p is going to look more blurry than on a native 1440p monitor.