75 hz = brighter screen?

[sgtbreezy93]

As the title said. My montior support up to 75 hz. Setting it from 60 hz to 75 hz make it look more white-ish or brighter to say it. Black looks more grey. I attached two pictures. One is brighter than the other. I tried to take screenshot but then u couldnt tell the difference So i took it with my phone. U can see that the top is much sharper and the bottom is much brighter. I want 75hz cause then i can put vsync on and have smoother gameplay. I know the pictures are not the best but i hope u can see the difference or atleast know what i am talking about. (and no its not because of the brightness of the room. Pictures were taken right after each other)

Thank you for replies!

[Catalonia]

It is probably the way your monitor works, probably not defective. There are monitors out there that can get 165Hz with an excellent picture quality. 

 

Which monitor do you have?

[swordsman247]

So yeah... the screen cap would just get the displayed images and not what they look like when viewed on you monitor. I would guess it has something to do with the way your monitor's backlight works. You can try adjusting the contrast in the monitors settings and see if that helps.

[sgtbreezy93]

16 minutes ago, Catalonia said:

It is probably the way your monitor works, probably not defective. There are monitors out there that can get 165Hz with an excellent picture quality. 

 

Which monitor do you have?

 

AOC G2460VQ6 24" Freesync

[manikyath]

you can try dunking around with the settings on your monitor to try to compensate.

[RazerFX]

Try to take a look at the other settings on the monitor, and do math to find the correct proportions. 60hz/75hz=randomsetting50/randomsetting(unkown) cross multiply to find the unknown, should make the screen look normal. I'll even do it for you just send me your numbers.

[sgtbreezy93]

18 hours ago, RazerFX said:

Try to take a look at the other settings on the monitor, and do math to find the correct proportions. 60hz/75hz=randomsetting50/randomsetting(unkown) cross multiply to find the unknown, should make the screen look normal. I'll even do it for you just send me your numbers.

What numbers?