(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I'm finally gonna build a PC, I've been putting it off for ages because I was too lazy to do it but seeing as I've finished Uni for the year and have some free time I thought I'd do it. I have this so far, just want some of NGU to have a look and see if there are any glaring errors with it or if there are parts you would recommended instead of what I've already selected. Also I'm looking for recommendations for monitors, my ideal would be to hook up 3 but I'm going to start with one and add more over time, probably looking at 1920 x 1080 res and I've heard good things about IPS monitors too, I'm not really sure there's a point going above that res right now as no games or anime are in native resolutions higher than this and 4k is starting to get here but not enough for me to by a 4k monitor.

He alredy bought the pc and theres a big difference in 60 and 120hz

As Toke said, I built this months ago now, though I'm looking at getting a second monitor, my first monitor is a Asus PB238Q 1920 x 1080 IPS 23" display, I now want to use it as a second portrait display then get a new centre display preferably of 2560 x 1440 resolution and at larger size so it would look good next to (eventually) 2 portrait monitors. Speakers are optional, I use an amplifier and headphones all the time anyway.

If you got any recs for that, that would be helpful, I also prioritise colour correctness over response time as I really don't play games all that often in fact I'm not even running windows on this desktop as my main OS, only as a small dualboot for a couple of games (Skyrim, Fallout 3 and Fallout NV) I don't play any other games, but it's nice to have to option too when I get really bored.

First, refresh rate isn't measured in gigahertz, it's solely measured in hertz. Second, you can tell the difference between 60hz, 120hz, and 144hz. As someone who owns a VG248QE I can guarantee that anyone can, the whole you can only see 60hz myth has been debunked numerous times.