That's the part I don't get...

No matter how fast the action in a movie, I see no motion blur on 60Hz, on my monitor or my TV.
Gaming, it may be different. But until they release a decent game (by my standards), to test with, well I can't personally comment.

I still think it has a lot to do with the EYES of the person watching.

couldnt agree more and its just my opinion it doesnt make a difference cool ya jets guys , have a starbusrt

This post was edited by Callas25 on Aug 22 2015 08:26am

are you playing fps?

60hz is ok for every other game but fps, where you better play with 120+

Also the tvs interpolation

i play fps all the time and i do good i get kills and i die too but never been held back by 60hz

No I did see a video on Youtube, where they were filming very fast action at normal rates and then at rates up to 130,000 fps. THERE I could tell the difference.


@ OP, here is a link to all the 60Hz vs. 120 and 144Hz comparisons. I still see no difference, but you may.


https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=side+by+side+60Hz+vs.+144Hz+monitors

I did edit my last post 2 more times with more info.


Have you actually tried a 120hz monitor @ 120hz?



Since its recorded at 24fps, Holywood actually blurs each frame together, so it doesnt look stuttery. I think if you saw both, You'd be able to tell the difference & start noticing blur/etc.

Also, Go turn on a soap opera on tv. The show looks like it was filmed ... Fake?
Thats because unline traditional TV/Movies that are recorded at 24fps, Soap opera shows are recorded at 48fps.
Unfortunately people associate the fakeness of the soap, With the doubled framerate.



I actually enjoy the 144hz refresh on racing games, and top view scrolling games like league.

Makes them silky smooth



Go back to page #2 & read the rest of the post. Thats not how 120hz monitors work.




You have a 60hz monitor... Why in the hell would you be able to notice a difference of 60-120-144hz on a 60hz monitor ~_~

This post was edited by Rikuo on Aug 22 2015 08:33am

No but when I was buying my TV, I got to look at the same content on 60Hz and 120Hz and 600Hz TV's. To be honest, they all looked the same to me.

So I ended up picking the one that looked the sharpest to me, and had the truest color as I perceive color.


/e Maybe I just have faster optic nerves.

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 22 2015 08:35am

just so you know i roll my eyes everytime i see someone say silky smooth when they talk about there refresh rate on there monitor. That sounds made up to me man, jus sayin what if i bought one and it was minty fresh, is that still good?

This post was edited by Callas25 on Aug 22 2015 08:33am

Some at 30

And many are starting to use 60+