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Vuxx

My friend believes with a 60Hz monitor, you can see 300fps on that monitor.

Yes, you can see 300fps in your fps counter, but it makes no difference unless you have a 300hz monitor.

The max FPS you can see on a 60hz is 60fps right?

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Just now, seoz said:

60Hz can output a maximum of 60FPS.

He says with 300fps it looks smoother though, I haven't experienced this. xD

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1 minute ago, Vuxx said:

He says with 300fps it looks smoother though, I haven't experienced this. xD

"Smoother" as in there's less input lag compared to just 60FPS, I suppose.

 

I have a 75Hz monitor, and had my framerates capped to 75FPS for a while. Once I uncapped it back to 200FPS+ on CSGO, I could definitely feel less input lag, even if it was minimal. But the point still stands, 60Hz can only output 60FPS and no more than that.

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