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As someone who has a 240Hz 1920x1080 Dell monitor, the 60Hz is intolerably choppy and 120Hz is the budget/compromise option. Seriously, getting at least a 120H
by Dalewyn 3y ago
As someone who has a 240Hz 1920x1080 Dell monitor, the 60Hz is intolerably choppy and 120Hz is the budget/compromise option.
Seriously, getting at least a 120Hz monitor makes for a world of difference because it makes everything smoother. Increases in resolution beyond 1920x1080 meanwhile are going to quickly hit the point of diminishing returns, anything beyond 2160p particularly so.
- photonbeam 3y agoIts not a resolution issue, its DPI and viewing distance. I read text on a monitor all day, 4k in a 24inch frame at desk chair distance is the minimum for me
- alpaca128 3y agoI have a 240Hz screen as well and decided to go back to 4k with 60Hz. Yes, the difference is very noticeable in direct comparisons, but in reality I think about other things when using my computer and 60Hz still feels smooth enough for desktop use. Meanwhile text on a 1080p screen above 15" feels more like reading low-res bitmap fonts and strains my eyes nowadays.