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I had two displays side by side, only one of them 144Hz. It was awful. Also I kinda can’t stand 60Hz anymore. Neither desktop nor gaming. I try to retain 100fps

by wruza 3y ago

I had two displays side by side, only one of them 144Hz. It was awful. Also I kinda can’t stand 60Hz anymore. Neither desktop nor gaming. I try to retain 100fps+, since for me the magic starts around 90. Some people can’t see the difference. And some can’t see 60 vs 30 (not sure if they trolling). It’s highly subjective.

hypertexthero 3y ago
In gaming I can’t go back to 30fps after being lucky to have machines that can play 60fps consistently for a long while. On desktop I don’t mind much as my work is mostly static graphic design. I do notice the difference between a Pro Motion display on a recent Macbook Pro (120Hz) compared to the 60 or 75Hz of an Asus ProArt display, and I think it would make it difficult to go back when playing action games, so I’m thinking of staying at 75Hz.