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Not for tmux + firefox
by justahuman74 3y ago
Not for tmux + firefox
- walrus01 3y agoUnless people are far more sensitive than I am, I don't see how >60Hz is needed for a desktop workstation environment. High frame rate is really only noticeable for very fast reaction time gaming. 4K 120Hz may be noticeable if editing ultra high frame rate video on a video editing workstation, but if you are a video production crew with a camera capable of recording at that framerate, you probably already know that.
- howinteresting 3y agoMany people are more sensitive than you are. I can easily tell the difference between 60 and 120 on both my phone and my desktop. Though response times also matter a lot for ghosting and such.
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- jonatron 3y agoI can immediately tell just from moving the mouse a little. I wouldn't say it's needed either though.
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- ricardobeat 3y agoIt's immediately noticeable when scrolling in a browser, dragging stuff around or just moving the mouse. If you haven't seen it in person, go to an Apple store and do a quick comparison between the Macbook Pro (120hz) and the Air (60hz), or iPad vs iPad Pro. They're always next to each other.
- Sohcahtoa82 3y agoYeah, I'm a gamer and I definitely notice the difference between 60 hz and 120+ hz. But for desktop productivity? I don't feel I gain anything from it. 60 hz is fine.
- selectodude 3y agoWhen I throw my iPhone into low power mode and it drops to a 60FPS cap, it is immediately noticeable.
- smcleod 3y ago60Hz is really noticeable when you’ve been using 120Hz even for a few minutes. 120Hz feels a lot less tiring and work in a terminal, editor and websites is just a lot smoother.