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I wish this is how this woman described it, but of course, she had to take the long way around. That's why women don't get anywhere.

Or if I have 144hz monitor and getting 100fps. Will it make any difference

Playing 60fps on 60hz is different than playing on 60fps on 240hz. It looks better on 240hz

getting 100FPS oh 60Hz is better than getting 60FPS on 60Hz but getting 100FPS on 144Hz is better then getting it on 60Hz

So you’re telling me I get 120fps average and it’s wasted on a 32 inch tv?

time wasting addection as evryone who watch youtube and play video games like u and me

@@husseinahmed5392 I need to find out how to escape it so I can be happy. Just get rid of it all

same

Does a high hz monitor change ur frames in games?

@@static9484 nope. but it changes the max fps it can show. the refresh rate is just max fps it can show. for getting those fps you need to buy good pc

Yeah get my gpu in few days.. Gtx 1660 super 😕😕 then i saw need displayport.. Have a 60ghz monitor but only HDMi. Soo hope my gaming experience is still good while saving for beter monitor..

Monitor is still not doing your pc justice

It's odd that you experience so much screen tearing. I've been playing games at 100-250fps on a 75hz, 2k monitor and am yet to experience any screen tearing, even with v-sync and motion blur turned off

Yea. For 1080p its futureproof fr

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I dont think so. Because ur monitor can handle it easily. But thats just my quick assumption 😅 . I would be a problem if it was the other way around

So it means .. if I have 165hz in monitor but my fps can show only 70-80 fps it means it can't perform my monitor 165hz It's only 75hz ?

Yes

Yep Linus even confirmed it in their video with Shroud. 300FPS on 60Hz is better than 60FPS on 60Hz, at least what comes to input lag and comp gaming. If you like visuals, well... In MP games its not only about how much your monitor "let frames through" but also about registering you mouse feedback and "feeding"(GPU) it to the display, the more often those states are(higher FPS) the better it is usually. It also depends so much on game engine and how it handles physics, server lag, mouse input etc. I wish some1 could make a comprehensive video about it and not just "oh u have 30Hz monitor, so lets turn VSYNC ON".

if you can afford it buy new xbox because you will have 120fps if you dont, you will still be on 60fps

Simp

maybe use the display port

It sounds like you need to change your monitor settings in Windows to match your 100hz display. Is it a true 100hz tv or is it 60hz with Motion plus? To change your refresh rate in windows; right click on the desktop, then choose Display settings, then choose advance display settings, then scroll to the bottom and click on Display Adapter properties, then choose the Monitor tab and change your refresh rate to 100hz.

@@jayb8525 thanks for the answer. Already tried this. the highest parameter available is 60hz showing on windows. The TV is a 100 hz panel. Probably the connector, as i'm using HDMI. I don't have DVI on the rear panel of the tv. Just VGA. it's ok though for 60 fps gaming with my kid. it seems to be fluid. I guess a TV is not a gaming monitor, unless it's sepcifically designed for it ;)

300fps and 60hz would be terrible but if it’s was maybe 100fps and 60hz yes you’ll still feel the difference

@@WhoDevvit still works.

If you are getting 300 fps on a 60hz monitor then I don't see how you can see anything there motion blur will be really bad.

@@evacody1249 you can't be serious? Have you ever played cs go? No your image doesnt get blurry with 300fps on a 60hz monitor, thats just fiction

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Yes, the lower number defines what you see on your tv. So a 144 fps game with 240 hz tv shows you 144 refresh rate not more.

you won't see a difference in rdr2, most FPS games you'll see the difference

@@jared.tm2345 or hes running at like 70 fps and he isnt seeing a difference cause there basically isnt one

I think its exactly how you tell if your monitor is at different refresh rate, im no expert at this and i have just seen it because of this comment. So i have 2 monitors in front of me, one is 144hz and one is 60hz and i tried wiggling my mouse and seen what this comment is all about more trails on 144hz and less on 60hz which basically is saying that because 144hz monitor can show you more frames than 60hz, it will show you more trails... hope this makes any sense!

@@dashsleigh1078 oh yeah i read this from other sources too. I really thought once you have 144hz, u wont be able to see cursor trailing anymore. But some also say they dont have the same problem. So i guess it boils down to another factor which is the screen response time.

@@seizawinchester5648 this is great! im learning more and more by watching videos and reading through comments like this! very helpful man! cheers!

Hertz is how many times your monitor refreshes what your seeing however fps is actually what's happening so if you are playing 240 fps your games running 240 but you can only see 144hz( if you have a 144hz monitor)

@@callum1532 thanks for clearing that for me I thought I needed a 120 HRZTS and 120fps hd 4K tv for the ps5

And? If you have a 1080p monitor I don't see the problem.

For a 30 fps game should i set my Tv refresh rate to 30hz? Or 60hz ? For better experience?!

@@TS-vc8sf if your game is set to only 30 FPS, then there is no point in setting your TV to higher than 30 Hz mode

thank you explained well

If you have the GPU for it yes. But as long as the monitor is 75hz you will never see that high fps. You have to upgrade the monitor.

But you also have to understand that just because you have a 144hz monitor it does not mean you will get 140FPS. The FPS is still tied to the GPU and to some points the CPU in the case of MMOs. To when getting a monitor take into account what your GPU can handle. My GPU for 1080p is monster of a GPU. For 1440p as long as the game did not come out late last year or even this year then I'm good. Example Madden 19 Tomb Raider Final Fantasy 14 I can get really high FPS setting it to 1440p. Cyberpunk or and fame that comes out this year and next I would have to play at 1080p.

@@evacody1249 thank you. I have a Radeon RX 5700 XT. I’m still learning everything I can do with it 36 ram and ryzen 7 3700x

Bruh

No, it just means your monitor has extra room if you ever upgrade your gpu.

yes , it's very simple .... if u have a 144 hz monitor it's mean that u u will see maximum in ur monitor 144 fps .

@@shadowtx2928 so let’s say we have a 360hz monitor, and let’s say the PC puts out 180fps(half of the hertz). Does that mean that the monitor will only be limited to refresh 180 times, or will it still refresh 360 times but obviously it will refresh twice per FPS considering the hertz at 360 and FPS at 180

Pc

You could argue that 1 is actual character position the other is drawn position for the sake of hit box location though. Cheap background architecture overlayed with smooth drawn local frames? Tricks they use on us to part with our money. But for the sake of quality of experience they need to be in balance with each other. Hit box location in relation to animation are dependent on game architecture & programming quality or lack of in favour of window dressing for initial sales draw. So in theory a faster background refresh rate could register more hits if you can see what your shooting at on a crapy monitor but im only guessing lol. The other way around you could see your target fluidly locally maybe but not get all the hit markers before you even consider internet stability. So on that note ill stick with a console like a scrub with no money lol.

​@@GOATGamerProSticks thats why there ar freesync 1 and 2 monitors and Gsync monitors. they kinda fake the max refresh rate to make sure you you get the right FPS. also if you have a 240hz or 144hz monitor its even better to get more FPS then the 240 or 144 that your monitor can max put out. all to do with latency. it wont work on a 60hz or 120hz monitor. i guess you could say it does also work on a 165hz monitor.

@Metal Videos Thats inteligent stuff, not completely over my head like this i put together for jokes kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7pin8Z-ypqsiqs.html Ive used PC's in the past but never owned 1 myself because of the complexity of compatibility they bring. No patience time & money for that but i detest mobile gaming for erroding away console game quality as they chase cross platform mass market sales minimum viable product mandates driven by newzoo.com/insights/rankings/ 100hz 4K TV is enough for me but im always trying to fill in my mass knowledge gaps.

What if i got 144 hrtz monitor. And my gpu provides 120 hrtz. Will i face stutters and lags?

​@@armorking481 no you wont. but its pretty useless if you cant get 144hz with your GPU. so you bought a monitor that is too strong for your GPU. you can maybe get those frames if you drop your settings down. but in your case Vsync would be an option. other then that either buy a new GPU or deal with the settings you have now. what GPU do you have anyways and which games do you play? also important for me to know.