In this video Jay will talk about monitor refresh rates and the differences between them. As well as talking about the benefits of potentially upgrading to those higher refresh rates!
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Is a 144 hz refresh rate for a first-time gamer. Saw a Samsung Neo G7 for $499
My first high refresh panel was TN 27″ 144hz 1080p. Then i used 55″ 120hz 4k and liked it better. So its not all about refresh rates.
I have two screens and I’m playing the classic Splinter Cell game, the first one. I have both locked at 60 Hz on my 60 Hz only; it’s tearing and not very smooth with camera movement. But on my other 240 Hz screen, which I locked to 60, there’s no tearing and it’s way smoother. So yeah, it’s a big difference. Even if you can’t hit 240 Hz, having a higher Hz screen will smooth out even the 60 or 30 much better compared to a native 60 Hz or 30 Hz screen.
Night and day low key can’t tell a difference fr but thank you im a noob when it comes to display stuff
I been playing with 60fps most of my life and lately i feel my valorant gameplay decreased when i unistalled and installed it, apparently my screen keeps going black when i try and switch from 60hz to 165 even thought its suppose to support it, chatgpt says its prolly my monitor, not sure if i need new cable or new monitor at this point. (5 years ago i could 1 tap now it feels like i dont even see them and i die on my screen idk if its related)