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Will there be a massive difference between 144hz and 240hz?

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With 2016 coming close and the new tech coming up...

 

With the new monitors and gpus coming soon, that will support 1.3 DP and HDMI2.0.

I have seen that they support up to 240hz..

 

Now, would there be  a massive difference between 144hz and 240hz?

 

I thought 144hz was smooth...

 

I mean can it really get smoother than that??

Im like here, just bought a 1440P 144hz and fury x, with the new gpu/tech coming along the corner....

I feel pretty dumb right now to be honest.

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yes

but you won't be able to push it at max res.

if your hitting a stable 100fps+ push for higher res not more fps.

 

better experience. 

 

 

 

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yes

but you won't be able to push it at max res.

if your hitting a stable 100fps+ push for higher res not more fps.

 

better experience. 

It was mainly for csgo.

 

What do you mean by not at max resolution?

So i wont be able to get 240hz on 1440P ?

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It was mainly for csgo.

 

What do you mean by not at max resolution?

So i wont be able to get 240hz on 1440P ?

with every setting maxed out................no.

if you lower aa and shit obs you can.

 

 

plus with dsr, that upscales and puts it back down to your monitor to look even nicer. <--- ignore you have amd.

 

 

 

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yes

but you won't be able to push it at max res.

if your hitting a stable 100fps+ push for higher res not more fps.

 

better experience. 

i preffer high refresh rate over res.. i love the smooth feeling of 144hz at 90 +fps

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i preffer high refresh rate over res.. i love the smooth feeling of 144hz at 90 +fps

well ya but to a degree..........you don't need 250+fps...... xD

 

 

 

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The returns are diminishing as eventually it becomes more and more difficult to tell the difference, so could you tell a difference maybe (person by person thing), but someone like myself stops noticing at around 100fps

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with every setting maxed out................no.

if you lower aa and shit obs you can.

 

 

plus with dsr, that upscales and puts it back down to your monitor to look even nicer. <--- ignore you have amd.

AA in csgo is turned off, always obviously.

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well ya but to a degree..........you don't need 250+fps...... xD

yh i know but you need a beast card to do 90+ at 1440p with decent settings.. in some games a fury x will struggle

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yh i know but you need a beast card to do 90+ at 1440p with decent settings.. in some games a fury x will struggle

im not really interested in playing new AA titles with 144fps.

 

Its mainly for csgo and maybe some other games that easily achieve it.

 

Other than that,i dont really mind.

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It was mainly for csgo.

 

What do you mean by not at max resolution?

So i wont be able to get 240hz on 1440P ?

As far as im aware no 240hs 1440p monitor monitor exists. Please prove me wrong and ill buy it.

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After 90-100Hz, i can't see any difference.

 

Then again i've never seen anything past 144.

 

According to an old study done by the Air Force the max number of frames we can see, and distinguish, per second is around 220.

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As far as im aware no 240hs 1440p monitor monitor exists. Please prove me wrong and ill buy it.

It does not exist indeed.

 

in 2016 it will however, might be sooner then we think.

 

Also 4k at 120hz will finally be here.

 

Guess building my pc was not in the right time.

 

 

http://www.144hzmonitors.com/other/displayport-1-3-will-support-4k-at-120hz/

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with every setting maxed out................no.

if you lower aa and shit obs you can.

 

 

plus with dsr, that upscales and puts it back down to your monitor to look even nicer. <--- ignore you have amd.

 

AMD has VSR

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It does not exist indeed.

 

in 2016 it will however, might be sooner then we think.

 

Also 4k at 120hz will finally be here.

 

Guess building my pc was not in the right time.

 

 

http://www.144hzmonitors.com/other/displayport-1-3-will-support-4k-at-120hz/

In theory at least, until then we can assume it will be hard to achieve the required frames.

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It does not exist indeed.

 

in 2016 it will however, might be sooner then we think.

 

Also 4k at 120hz will finally be here.

 

Guess building my pc was not in the right time.

 

 

http://www.144hzmonitors.com/other/displayport-1-3-will-support-4k-at-120hz/

I'm much more excited for 4K 120Hz monitors than the 240Hz 1440p.

Although, it'd be nice to see how 240 compares to 120.

 

That being said i'm still waiting on the hardware for a single GPU to push 4K @60fps

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move your mouse around on your screen

notice how it turns into many pointers?

yes, that is noticeable

 

240hz will make that unnoticeable, just a continuous blur, like moving your hand around in front of your face

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I'm much more excited for 4K 120Hz monitors than the 240Hz 1440p.

Although, it'd be nice to see how 240 compares to 120.

 

That being said i'm still waiting on the hardware for a single GPU to push 4K @60fps

Might be possible with Volta in 2018.  :D

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After 90-100Hz, i can't see any difference.

 

Then again i've never seen anything past 144.

 

According to an old study done by the Air Force the max number of frames we can see, and distinguish, per second is around 220.

Of course those were fighter pilots, whom are chosen due to extreme reflexes, I doubt the average person can see that, I think most will stop around 120-160.

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move your mouse around on your screen

notice how it turns into many pointers?

yes, that is noticeable

 

240hz will make that unnoticeable, just a continuous blur, like moving your hand around in front of your face

Yeah, i feel like there will be a difference aswell.

I feel like i have superman eyes.

Like my friend also doesnt see much difference between 90hz and 120hz, i do however.

 

In theory at least, until then we can assume it will be hard to achieve the required frames.

In games like csgo, this is pretty much easy achievable.

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Might be possible with Volta in 2018.  :D

Pascal's suppsed to be Nvidia's "biggest" jump on their timeline.

 

A 980ti is not bad and can push most 4K titles with nice setting at around 35-45 FPS.

 

I'm really banking on Arctic Islands though, but the temptation to say "i own a GTX 1080 ti" is so real.

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Yeah, i feel like there will be a difference aswell.

I feel like i have superman eyes.

Like my friend also doesnt see much difference between 90hz and 120hz, i do however.

 

In games like csgo, this is pretty much easy achievable.

 

But for triple A games and many other games not really.

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Pascal's suppsed to be Nvidia's "biggest" jump on their timeline.

 

A 980ti is not bad and can push most 4K titles with nice setting at around 35-45 FPS.

 

I'm really banking on Arctic Islands though, but the temptation to say "i own a GTX 1080 ti" is so real.

 

NVIDIA-Pascal-GPU_Roadmap.jpg

 

Not even sure if these are correct or not, but volta should be a bigger jump than pascal, seeing these charts.

 

But for triple A games and many other games not really.

Exactly,still easy to achieve AAA titles, with settings that are not needed turned off, AA and stuff like that.

 

 

Anyways, i feel like this was all a bad purchase... 1440p and fury x.. while Polaris and new monitors are coming out.. bad timing of me.

I guess we will hear what ces has to say about it in january.

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Not even sure if these are correct or not, but volta should be a bigger jump than pascal, seeing these charts.

 

Exactly,still easy to achieve AAA titles, with settings that are not needed turned off, AA and stuff like that.

 

I guess we will hear what ces has to say about it in january.

 

Judging by benchmarks I see you will need top of the line hardware to do that.

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Judging by benchmarks I see you will need top of the line hardware to do that.

On 4k, probably yes.

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