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Does anyone actually prefer using 60hz monitors over 144hz?

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What features would you take over 144hz? 

I have the best of both worlds - I have an IPS LG display and an ASUS 144Hz panel.

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i prefer 12hz monitors. such  much more cinematics  .... KEK

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I have the best of both worlds - I have an IPS LG display and an ASUS 144Hz panel.

What LG display are you using? 

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What LG display are you using?

Flatron IPS234.

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Well, all else being equal of course 144 is better. But all is not equal. 144 is more likely to be TN while I prefer the nicer colors and viewing angles of IPS, and costs more.

But I guess if I could have it all I'd take it.

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For example? I'm curious what "day to day" stuff would benefit from a 144hz monitor.

 

When I say day to day stuff, I just mean any window that could be moved around such as a browser, file explorer, application I'm working with, etc.  And really, I didn't specifically say there was necessarily a "benefit" to it, I just mean I can notice the difference when I move windows around.  It's more pleasing to have such smooth motion when moving windows around, but obviously nobody would purchase a 144hz monitor for that.

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When I say day to day stuff, I just mean any window that could be moved around such as a browser, file explorer, application I'm working with, etc.  And really, I didn't specifically say there was necessarily a "benefit" to it, I just mean I can notice the difference when I move windows around.  It's more pleasing to have such smooth motion when moving windows around, but obviously nobody would purchase a 144hz monitor for that.

 

I...Honestly don't see the argument man; I have 2x AOC 27 inch monitors, both 60hz, and I don't perceive any blur.

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I...Honestly don't see the argument man; I have 2x AOC 27 inch monitors, both 60hz, and I don't perceive any blur.

 

Who said I was trying to argue anything?  I was just offering my perception and personal experience/preference.

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