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It's hard for me to go back to a 60hz display after using 144, and going from 240 to 144 feels like going from 144 to 60. I played breath of the wild and it wa
by hhh 8y ago
It's hard for me to go back to a 60hz display after using 144, and going from 240 to 144 feels like going from 144 to 60.
I played breath of the wild and it was almost bad enough to keep me from playing. I think 60fps is fine for this, but in the future hope to see higher refresh rates as an option.
My main use case from VR has been escaping reality. Having multiple monitors floating in space allows me to prevent distractions. I fell asleep in VR once. I woke up looking at the stars, it was very confusing but interesting.
- mickronome 8y agoTo add my anectdata, you don't happen to be diagnosed with something like ADHD-PI/ADD? Almost everyone I've met or talked with that can notice the difference between those kind of framerates seems to either be diagnosed with it, or at the very least clearly show the associated traits.
- hhh 8y agoI do, actually. Along with HFA. I also play games at a competitive high level, which can contribute to it. (top 10 pubg in a season, a+ esea CS, diamond siege etc.) It's so common in these communities to have at least 120hz which makes the most sense if you play CSGO ESEA. I wish Siege would improve interp and go to 120hz instead of 60. It's atrocious the things you die to. I think most people I associate with are diagnosed ADD, but they're also high skill gamers.
- diamondlovesyou 8y agoPlay, seriously, a competitive shooter/fps and you'll also start noticing the difference. 144hz is buttery smooth compared to 60hz.