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Can you say what refresh rate you're wanting? You said "high refresh rate", i assume you're not looking for a 240hz setup, which would probably be a waste in a
by pandemicsyn 4y ago
Can you say what refresh rate you're wanting? You said "high refresh rate", i assume you're not looking for a 240hz setup, which would probably be a waste in a non-gaming setup. Guessing above 60hz is game? If so, you might like some of the Asus ProArt displays. My spouse has one of the 32" ProArts it's a solid display.
Regardless rtings.com is your friend here they have a pretty decent size review db. fwiw - I wouldn't rule out a monitor just because its a "gaming monitor".
- Diti 4y agoOP mentioned owning a MacBook Pro M1 Max, so I would say the wanted refresh rate would be 120 Hz.
- EricE 4y agoI'm typing on one of those right now and I can say 120Hz is RARE. Even in Safari, as I am now, it's not doing 120Hz. Yeah, the hardware is capable of it, but the software doesn't deliver - at least right now. So I'm with others - not sure what the OP thinks he's seeing, but the refresh probably isn't as significant as he thinks it is. I think he would have a much greater impact from higher resolution and deeper color coverage than chasing after refresh. Especially if he's not gaming.