Will this be able to keep up with 144 hertz? null

I think so but I haven't tested it myself because none of my monitors go that high. I upgraded from an RX580 which could almost do 144hrtz and this card has about 3 times the 3d rendering power.

It will keep up with 144Hz @1440p pretty darn well. But ensure you set up a proper fan profile and ensure your case has good airflow as this card does heat up quickly. Nominal temps compared to many other cards but its definitely a good card!

Gonna assume you want to max out games. If you’re playing at 1080p resolution, yes no problem. At 1440p, for most games yes, just depends on what kind of settings you aim to run and what kind of games you play in general. ( Ex. Games like overwatch or fallout 4 will have no problem hitting those numbers even on Ultra settings, whereas games like Battlefield, Modern Warfare, or any new AAA title might struggle to hit the 144hz mark at max settings.) At 4K you would be cutting it close, but you will be able to hit the 144hz mark if you really don’t mind turning down most graphic settings. TL:DR: yes but be prepared to turn down settings at higher resolutions (1440p or 4K)

Depending on the resolution and game, yes. For 1440p gaming this video card should keep you over 100 fps for most games, with many being over 150 or 200 fps. For 1080p gaming, I would expect you would be over 144 fps in just about every game with graphics maxxed out. That said, I would strongly recommend doing a google search for the game and resolution you're looking at playing and 5700xt, you can almost assuredly find reviews that will give you the fps numbers you should expect. All 5700xt cards perform basically the same, so you don't need to find this card specifically, just a review for any 5700xt. If you're looking at 4k resolution gaming, this card will not be able to run 144 fps for most AAA titles (but it will for less graphics-intensive games like LoL or WoW). Then again, there doesn't really exist a card that will do that at this point.

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I think so but I haven't tested it myself because none of my monitors go that high. I upgraded from an RX580 which could almost do 144hrtz and this card has about 3 times the 3d rendering power.
Answered by DaddyOfThree 5 years ago
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Yes, 1440p at 144hz
Answered by Yamama 5 years ago
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It will keep up with 144Hz @1440p pretty darn well. But ensure you set up a proper fan profile and ensure your case has good airflow as this card does heat up quickly. Nominal temps compared to many other cards but its definitely a good card!
Answered by BrianH 5 years ago
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Gonna assume you want to max out games. If you’re playing at 1080p resolution, yes no problem. At 1440p, for most games yes, just depends on what kind of settings you aim to run and what kind of games you play in general. ( Ex. Games like overwatch or fallout 4 will have no problem hitting those numbers even on Ultra settings, whereas games like Battlefield, Modern Warfare, or any new AAA title might struggle to hit the 144hz mark at max settings.) At 4K you would be cutting it close, but you will be able to hit the 144hz mark if you really don’t mind turning down most graphic settings. TL:DR: yes but be prepared to turn down settings at higher resolutions (1440p or 4K)
Answered by Armando 5 years ago
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Depending on the resolution and game, yes. For 1440p gaming this video card should keep you over 100 fps for most games, with many being over 150 or 200 fps. For 1080p gaming, I would expect you would be over 144 fps in just about every game with graphics maxxed out. That said, I would strongly recommend doing a google search for the game and resolution you're looking at playing and 5700xt, you can almost assuredly find reviews that will give you the fps numbers you should expect. All 5700xt cards perform basically the same, so you don't need to find this card specifically, just a review for any 5700xt. If you're looking at 4k resolution gaming, this card will not be able to run 144 fps for most AAA titles (but it will for less graphics-intensive games like LoL or WoW). Then again, there doesn't really exist a card that will do that at this point.
Answered by Aaron 5 years ago
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