My TV is a 37" LG, 1080p / 60 Hz. Like, Matt Damon, in the Bourne trilogy, I notice nothing out of the ordinary, I can see all his "moves" clearly etc.

To me it looks fine, but then again, I've never used a 120Hz TV.


/e Also there are now free sync and g-sync monitors as well. I happen to like DELL Ultrasharps, the come factory calibrated, have all the bells and whistles, and are absolutely crystal clear, with excellent color reproduction.

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 22 2015 07:46am

i have a tv that is 240hz and its nothing special compared to my 60hz tv in the other room. To each their own, i wlll never pay for a higher fresh rate , its all in your heads guys! but again ty for input and suggestions

No, it is not.

Lol so all the sites forums companies tech guys are Wrong

This had been known in crt days to

Just let him live in his little world.

Its a happy place.

Some ppl, DO have troubles with 60Hz and below, to the point where they can get nauseous. I have a friend like that.
However, it doesn't seem to bother me at all.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that a LOT of the issues ppl have with a 60Hz monitor, is likely the person themselves, rather than the monitor.

it is actually! im not always comparing my montors refresh rates for e peen! and we have starbursts

and im not saying any one is wrong im just saying i don't think it helps as much as they are saying. you have to remember that some of them if not most of them are paid by sponsors to say basically what ever they get paid to say. I guess what i mean to is that the millions of people gaming form their homes only benefit a minuscule amount from a higher refresh given the other many variables that can effect reresh rates in gaming online. thats why i will not pay for higher refresh rate

This post was edited by Callas25 on Aug 22 2015 08:12am

it's all a conspiracy

If you tried it and didn't matter good for you

But you haven't

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 22 2015 08:17am

The reason he asked, Is to know if you want a pure gaming monitor, Or a IPS gaming monitor, Or if you needed a color accurate monitor & or Adobe SRGB color spectrum for Photoshop/3d modeling /etc.





You've probably missheard how refresh rates help. Is it going to make you a pro gamer? No. Does it add a shit ton of fluidity to everything you play? Yes.

120hz+ Is so smooth for pretty much anything you play, Plus reduces blur.



The thing about 120hz tvs, Is you cant compare them to 120hz monitors.

95% of 120hz Tv's only accent 60hz input, So while they refresh at a true 120hz. They just repeat the same image twice since the input is only 60hz.



Same thing as above, But now you're repeating the image 4 times

Although it does give SOME percieved clarity/fluidity. Its nothing close to an actual 120hz monitor @ 120fps

Also movies/tv run @ 24fps anyways.

This post was edited by Rikuo on Aug 22 2015 08:22am

Merlely going from 60 to 96 on my QNIX was night and day