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FPS question
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OsaX Nymloth
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It depends on your monitor. If your monitor refresh rate is 60Hz, then no - you won't notice anything above 60 fps. If you are gaming on 144Hz monitor, then the same applies -> you won't notice higher framerate than 144.
In older FPS games super high fps allowed players to be slightly more effective even on 60Hz displays, but unless you're top1% competetive and want to get into pro-scene I doubt it's worth the effort.
In older FPS games super high fps allowed players to be slightly more effective even on 60Hz displays, but unless you're top1% competetive and want to get into pro-scene I doubt it's worth the effort.
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I used to be totally engrossed in fps numbers but now I'm gaming at 1080p @ 60Hz on a 55" TV, turn on V-sync (or use FAST in Nvidia Control Panel - depends on the game and how it handles V-sync) and put my attention fully towards playing and enjoying the games I'm playing
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Oh man, i have 60hz monitor and when i'm playing Fornite i can certainly tell you when its 60 or 100+ frames.
It becomes harder to notice the diference between 140-170
A 60hz monitor can only show 60 images per second. However, input lag could be noticeably different between your game running 60 fps and 100+ fps.
That's what i'm talking about)
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