Will we ever see Motion Rate in PC monitors

[Turtle Rig]

Why can't they make these pos 60hz display use motion rate or whatever the company calls it.  Why can't they do this and like me be stuck at 4k @ 60hz.  I understand the TV's are 60hz but the motion rate does make it feel exactly as if it were 120hz and what not.

[WereCat]

because it adds a lot of latency

[Turtle Rig]

Just now, WereCat said:

because it adds a lot of latency

Thanks for your swift response WereCat guru!

[ShredBird]

Honestly, I think there would be a market for something similar implemented on the GPU side of things as a way to fill in interpolated frames when the framerate dips below a certain threshold, when the time to interpolate (or maybe even extrapolate!) frames is shorter than the time to draw a new one.  Using machine learning, I think we will start to see a lot of computationally advantageous shortcuts to image quality.  Nvidia's DLSS is just the tip of the iceberg.

If I'm not mistaken, Oculus Rift uses some sort of a low framerate compensation mode for underpowered hardware which basically guesses an intermediate frame to keep the scene appearing fluid to the user.