Why does OLED feels as if I was playing in higher FPS?

[Hi P]

In my old monitor I could easily tell you if I was playing at 60 or 120, anybody can, it's such a difference

 

But right now I've been playing at 4k 60hz (GPU limited) and I swear on my life I can't tell it's 60

[BetteBalterZen]

Maybe it's the ultra low pixel response times making almost no motion blur compared to LED monitors that makes you feel like it's much more smooth, and maybe also because Gsync is enabled too. 

[BuzzingBee]

Actually, I can tell the difference between 60Hz and 120Hz on OLED display. Do you use motion blur in game settings?

[Hi P]

21 minutes ago, BetteBalterZen said:

Maybe it's the ultra low pixel response times making almost no motion blur compared to LED monitors

Yea I think it might be the response time

 

9 minutes ago, BuzzingBee said:

Actually, I can tell the difference between 60Hz and 120Hz on OLED display. Do you use motion blur in game settings?

I really can't tell the difference, I always use Motion Blur off, could it be that my other monitor response time was bad?

[BetteBalterZen]

6 minutes ago, Hi P said:

Yea I think it might be the response time

 

I really can't tell the difference, I always use Motion Blur off, could it be that my other monitor response time was bad?

@BuzzingBee actually came up with a good point. If you use any interpolation, your 60 FPS might actually be "120". But if you're using any of the TVs gaming modes, these interpolation features should disable automatically. Only thing you'd be able to use is BFI. 

[Doobeedoo]

I mean I can still easily see it being jittery.

[Hi P]

On 5/2/2023 at 6:05 AM, Doobeedoo said:

I mean I can still easily see it being jittery.

That's weird, because for the sake of testing I re-connected my old monitor to do a comparison, both locked at 60 FPS and the OLED definitely looks way more fluid and sharp, then enabling BFI / Motion Pro makes it a much noticeable difference

[Doobeedoo]

4 hours ago, Hi P said:

That's weird, because for the sake of testing I re-connected my old monitor to do a comparison, both locked at 60 FPS and the OLED definitely looks way more fluid and sharp, then enabling BFI / Motion Pro makes it a much noticeable difference

I mean it like 60Hz OLED movement at that low Hz can feel jittery because each image is more clear and there's no motion blur to hide it kinda. While 60Hz LCD will look just bad but on that Hz blurry image hides jitterness but is blurry.