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What kind of visual components are visually different between 60 and 120hz? I do dev and browsing work at 30hz and the only thing I notice is the little gaps w
by Transisto 5y ago
What kind of visual components are visually different between 60 and 120hz?
I do dev and browsing work at 30hz and the only thing I notice is the little gaps when moving the mouse fast.
- Phrodo_00 4y agoDepends on the type of scrolling you use. Smooth scrolling feels a lot better with higher refresh rates, but obviously step-by-step scrolling doesn't really get any benefits.
- kaylynb 4y agoThe mouse is a big problem for me. I didn't used to care either, but started using a 144Hz monitor years ago and now it's hard for me to go back. Even my TV is 120Hz. I just notice discomfort when my monitor isn't >90Hz or so. On Windows it occasionally will reset to 60Hz, maybe due to video card driver updates? I could probably re-adjust back to 60Hz in a few weeks but I don't see the point of going through the discomfort, especially when I occasionally do play games where the higher frame rate makes a much more drastic difference.