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The jump from 60 to 100 fps (even on 60Hz monitors) really does make a difference. I haven't experienced playing on 120/144Hz, but I guess it would be even bett
by raihansaputra 10y ago
The jump from 60 to 100 fps (even on 60Hz monitors) really does make a difference. I haven't experienced playing on 120/144Hz, but I guess it would be even better. Pros demands 300+ fps on top championships (played on 120/144Hz monitors). For me it's more on the confidence that I would not have frame drops (smoke graphics on CS:GO is bad, I drop from 90ish fps to 30-45 fps on the edges of the smoke), perceived smoothness, and input lag. The actual game itself (timeline on the servers) is only played at 64-ticks (64Hz) online or 120-ticks (120Hz) on select community servers and competitive matches.