120Hz 1080p Monitors

[WidowMaker]

post links please looking for 120Hz 1080p monitors 24 inch and up is fine with me thanks

[Archangel1994]

Why 120Hz though, why not 144?

 

Edit:  http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg248qe - Great 144Hz monitor

[othertomperson]

Why 120Hz though, why not 144?

 

Edit:  http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-monitor-vg248qe - Great 144Hz monitor

 

Good question! Two reasons. Firstly most people stop being able to tell the difference above 75hz, so anything over 120Hz is unnecessary. Secondly, 120 is exactly 5*24, so any 24fps content on TV, film, or YouTube will not have the usual micro-stutter like it would on 30, 60 or 144 Hz monitors.

[Archangel1994]

Good question! Two reasons. Firstly most people stop being able to tell the difference above 75hz, so anything over 120Hz is unnecessary. Secondly, 120 is exactly 5*24, so any 24fps content on TV, film, or YouTube will not have the usual micro-stutter like it would on 30, 60 or 144 Hz monitors.

Aaaaaaaah, that makes a lot of sense. I believe the VG248QE can be set to 120Hz though 

[pas008]

Good question! Two reasons. Firstly most people stop being able to tell the difference above 75hz, so anything over 120Hz is unnecessary. Secondly, 120 is exactly 5*24, so any 24fps content on TV, film, or YouTube will not have the usual micro-stutter like it would on 30, 60 or 144 Hz monitors.

if you do your research alot of people can tell the differnce btw 200 and 100

[othertomperson]

if you do your research alot of people can tell the differnce btw 200 and 100

 

Only if you're talking about alternating frames of pure white and pure black fast enough for people to just see a uniform grey. In terms of normal gaming the diminishing returns over 75 fps are extremely severe.

[pas008]

Only if you're talking about alternating frames of pure white and pure black fast enough for people to just see a uniform grey. In terms of normal gaming the diminishing returns over 75 fps are extremely severe.

research more plz

 

here to get you started

 

dont have time to link them all to you and educate you

 

http://amo.net/NT/02-21-01FPS.html

[VulsaviiK]

Good question! Two reasons. Firstly most people stop being able to tell the difference above 75hz, so anything over 120Hz is unnecessary. Secondly, 120 is exactly 5*24, so any 24fps content on TV, film, or YouTube will not have the usual micro-stutter like it would on 30, 60 or 144 Hz monitors.

 

Usually 144Hz monitors can be dialed down to 120Hz, and you can notice the difference between 75Hz and 120Hz, easily. But, someone else beat me to it.

 

144Hz is 6x24. or 24x3x2. It makes it a little better for 3D content when it can be divided by an even number.

 

I very much like the BenQ XL series monitors, mainly because I've had better experience with BenQ as a brand over Asus. If you're hellbent you want 120Hz rather than a 144Hz monitor, not that there's any reason to be, then the only option is Eizos Foris FG2421 I believe it's called. It's a 120Hz VA panel, but be prepared to pay through the nose for it