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Other uncategorized cookies are those that are being analyzed and have not been classified into a category as yet. Sign in close. Remember me. No account yet? Create an Account. Search for: Search. Shopping cart close. First, we need to talk about our eyes. Movies and TV shows we watch are usually within fps frames per second.
As long as the content is displayed on or above 30 fps, our eyes will think it is smooth. So, what do we do? Do we have to decide between less tearing or less lag and frame losing?
So this is a win-win scenario. For manufacturers, this provides the chance to offer faster panels without costly development. A similar situation existed in the past with 90Hz and Hz panels that improved on 60Hz monitors. If you can get more refresh for the same money, you should go for it. We just mentioned the most obvious benefit above.
A little bit more frames without breaking the bank. Will you be able to tell the difference between and frames per second?
Most likely not, to be honest. And who knows, maybe for your gaming habits it could make some difference. The answer to this quandary depends on your situation.
If you already have a good Hz gaming monitor the increase in max framerate might not be worth an upgrade. Given the choice, go with Hz. The difference between the two refresh rates is small, so a GPU that handles Hz will do Hz with little difficulty.
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next Sort by votes. Deodedros Reputable. Jul 1, 36 0 4, 0. I remember looking at hz monitors back in highschool and they were aaround , but now that I'm looking again the prices seemed to have significantly jumped. Also, why are there "gaming" monitors thaat don't have a refresh rate higher than 60hz? I would like to buy a hz but they're kind of expensive May 2, 14, 90 75, 3, Maybe it's a local supply issue with covid but in most places, I'm still seeing normal prices.
Anything with "gaming" slapped on it has always been a marketing ploy. It means nothing, never has. Nov 12, 7, 1, 32, 1, COVID supply shortages What country are you shopping in? What resolution? What size? When was high school? If a screen refreshes at the same rate as the frame rate, the video will be smooth unless the frames drop.
The same philosophy applies to refresh rates as frame rate; the higher the number, the smoother the video. Just because the image is refreshing faster does not mean the game will look any better graphically. A p resolution is still going to look like p, even if the screen is refreshing faster. But the images on the screen will look sharper at higher speeds. Seeing the differences between 60Hz and Hz is pretty easy when directly compared.
The following example shows a comparison of system latency between the refresh rates. This example shows a considerable jump in speed, with the soldier appearing faster in the Hz test than in the 60Hz example. Low latency is a significant reason why most gamers prefer Hz over 60Hz for competitive games like Counter-Strike or League of Legends.
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