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Vigneshqw

is 60 fps gameplay

better in 120hz monitor

or it is useful only for 120 fps

 

tvs only work in 30 fps 

but why refresh rate is 120 hz

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can you phrase this a little better? Whats is your GPU and what games do you want to play? For example if you have a GTX 1070 and up a 144hz monitor is usually worth depending on what you like to play

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I agree w/ ^. Can you word this a little better?

 

But from what I get out of this "question" is that you're asking if 60fps looks better on 120hz, right?

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i have 1050ti i get about 60 fps

i play gta5

will buying 120 hz moniroe increase performance @60 fps

or its for gamers who get 120 fps from gpu

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1 hour ago, Vigneshqw said:

i have 1050ti i get about 60 fps

i play gta5

will buying 120 hz moniroe increase performance @60 fps

or its for gamers who get 120 fps from gpu

Refresh rate doesn't dynamically adjust to match frame rate. In other words, although you are only getting 60 'unique frames' every second, the monitor is essentially duplicating the frames to fit into its refresh rate. The monitor is also giving you twice as much 'visual feedback' every second in relation to your controller movements so things will seem much more fluid than at 60Hz. The benefit gained by additional frame rate (ideally 120fps) would be an additional reduction in motion blur.

 
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