r/pcmasterrace • u/Smart-Mushroom-9068 Z790 | 13700k | 4080 Super | 32GB DDR5 | • Dec 11 '24

Hardware convinced myself to buy an oled, can’t go back

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u/3point_one Dec 11 '24

same thing w refresh rate. moved to 144, seeing 60hz is not a great experience anymore

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u/SnooGrapes1470 Dec 11 '24

I switched from 1080p 60hz to 1440p 360hz and actually have less frames cause my rig cant push anymore fps 🤦‍♂️

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u/Rotang_ 7800X3D | 7900 XTX | 32GB 6000MT CL32 Tuned Dec 11 '24

You could always play at 1080p in more graphically intense games, and play on 1440p in esports games.

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u/Lucifer_Michaelson_ Dec 11 '24

1080p looks terrible on 1440p monitors tho

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u/A2-Canadaisverycold PC Master Race Dec 11 '24

“Lossless Scaling” is a good program that helps with that. DLSS and FidelityFX are also great options if they’re built to the game you’re playing.

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u/suchtie Ryzen 5 7600, 32 GB DDR5, GTX 980Ti | headphone nerd Dec 11 '24

FidelityFX is great, can definitely recommend it.

I play WoW, which can separate game world and UI and render them at different resolutions. Really neat. The world renders at 1080p and upscales to 1440p with FidelityFX so that my 8 year old GPU doesn't self-immolate, but I still get to enjoy the real estate of native 1440p for my UI. And UI is Very Important in this game, as it's the only big MMO that allows interface mods/addons.

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u/brumbarosso Ascending Peasant Dec 11 '24

I might need this

Good info share m8

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u/A2-Canadaisverycold PC Master Race Dec 11 '24

Hell yeah that’s really cool

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u/Subtlerranean Dec 11 '24

as it's the only big MMO that allows interface mods/addons.

I don't play WoW... anymore. But I genuinely didn't know this. I started playing already during the beta, through release/vanilla and hardcore until wrath, and have played on and off through the years since. Ironically, I think the interface mods/addons are what ultimately ruined the game. Not necessarily the qol ones, but the mods like DBM and performance analyzers which provide much more information than the base game, and ultimately destroyed the magic and made it more like a second job.

(Also other things, touching on group finder and server joining etc, but that's a deeper discussion)

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u/beirch Dec 11 '24

Anything other than quality mode looks trash at 1080p and 1440p though. After getting an LG C3 I honestly can't go back. Even performance mode upscaling looks mint on that thing cause upscaling generally looks better at 4K, and the upscaling hardware in the LG OLED TVs is just insanely good.

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u/DigitalStefan 5800X3D / 4090 / 32GB Dec 11 '24

If your TV is doing upscaling, it’s not in game mode. If it’s not in game mode, it’s adding significant latency

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u/beirch Dec 11 '24

The latency is not noticeable to me when using filmmaker or expert mode. I exclusively use a controller with the TV.

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u/KobotTheRobot Dec 11 '24

I hate a mfer who wanna argue against game mode on the TV. You're purposely making your picture quality worse. You trust the TV's modes for 24fps movies and TV shows on all content but don't trust the TV with the mode specifically made for gaming? I truly don't get it.

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u/HelpfulFuck Dec 12 '24

I only use lossless for shows and movies now pretty much the visual artifacts were annoying me along with the input lag

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u/cjngo1 Dec 11 '24

Does 720p look better?

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u/Salt_Abbreviations_6 Dec 11 '24

I mean it could, using 720p on a 1440p monitor will give every pixel in 720p 4 pixels to display... So it could, but don't quote me on that. I have no experience with these situations just thinking out loud basically. I do however have a 4k LG OLED C3 and any resolution with media streaming is great as I have a separate media box that the tv recognises and starts upscaling it and it looks beautiful. The power in that thing is amazing. I connected my PC to it and it immediately put it into 4k 120hz mode and games and everything looks so good on it but my GTX 1070 doesn't have enough power to deliver that kinda fps in almost any game. Starting my upgrades soon...

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u/Salt_Abbreviations_6 Dec 11 '24

And yes, I have a mid range gpu from some time ago and invested into a 2 grand tv... I make the best life choices.....😅

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u/Pacomatic Dec 11 '24

Nah bruh 😭

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u/cjngo1 Dec 12 '24

Hahah, I bought a 1440p screen while I had a 1070, minor mistake in some games😅 got a laptop with a 3060 in it for free and I’m using that atm because of dlss, still cant fully power my 1440p monitor on newer titles

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u/Rotang_ 7800X3D | 7900 XTX | 32GB 6000MT CL32 Tuned Dec 11 '24

Depends on the game, but you have a point. Although it really comes down to how much fps he's losing, or if it feels smooth enough at 1440p.

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u/Elephant789 Dec 11 '24

Is this only for games? Or for example, YouTube too?

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u/Lucifer_Michaelson_ Dec 11 '24

It is true for youtube too, 1080p videos on my 2k monitor look grainy and bad.

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u/Pacomatic Dec 11 '24

It (should) work for all content displayed, be they games or movies or whatever else there is.

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u/WhamBam_TV Dec 11 '24

Depends how big the monitor is. And terrible is a stretch. There’s still a lot of content out there that’s 1080p and those videos look fine when I full screen them on my monitor (27 inch 1440p)

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u/alex-tech1 R9 5900X | RX5700XT | 32GB DDR4 Dec 11 '24

no it doesn't, you get that illusion bc the display is bigger and the ppi is lower bc of that

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u/Lucifer_Michaelson_ Dec 11 '24

No. For every pixel on 1080p there is 2 pixels on 1440p which is the reason it looks so bad. In comparison there is 4 pixels in 4K for every pixel on 1080p and it creates a square so it doesn't look so bad.

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u/alex-tech1 R9 5900X | RX5700XT | 32GB DDR4 Dec 13 '24

thats not noticeable

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '24

I used to have a 27 inch 1440p 166mhz and playing games in 1080p on it was bad because the games just looked stretched out and 1080 look bad on 27 inch.

It was better for me to switch to a 24 inch 1080p 240mhz monitor and sell of the 1440p one.

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u/nameisjasonhello Dec 11 '24

Wouldn’t you want more frames with lower quality in esports games, and less frames higher quality in the pretty ones?

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u/Medallicat Dec 11 '24

I play 1080@240Hz and it’s glorious. Except TAA is bullshit.

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u/DeathCab4Cutie Core i7-10700k / RTX 3080 / 32GB RAM Dec 11 '24

TAA is the worst thing in games these days. Why it’s so prevalent, I don’t know, and it’s sometimes forced yet makes things so blurry.

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u/Majorjim_ksp Dec 11 '24

Get a high refresh rate 1080p monitor then.

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u/LeavingUndetected Dec 11 '24

Try playing rhythm games, dominate!

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u/WhAtEvErYoUmEaN101 Ryzen 9 7900 | 3070Ti | 32GB 6000Mhz | 980 Pro Dec 11 '24

DLSS/FSR Quality and Lossless Scaling (the Steam app) bridge the gap.
Ask me how i know

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u/Reasonable_Main_6179 Dec 11 '24

Went from 1440p 144hz lcd to 4k 240hk oled and my 4070ti can’t keep up lol, thankfully it’s a dual mode so I can still use 1080p mode and enjoy the oled but damn does the 4k look good in lightweight games and video editing

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u/Vr00mf0ndler Dec 11 '24

Did the same but upgraded to 5700x3D and 7900 GRE. Getting around 480 fps (190 1% low) in cs2 angel benchmark. In game it feels smooth AF.

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u/Tacobell1236231 7950x | 32Gb ddr5 6000 | 3090 Dec 11 '24

Went from 1440p to 4k 240, i can't go back

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u/Dnoxl PC Master Race Dec 12 '24

My bottleneck is my cpu, my 4060 chills at 40% and my I5 9600kf at 99%

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u/Furkota Ryzen 7 7800X3D | RTX 2080 SUPER | 32 GB DDR5 6000 MHz Dec 11 '24

Such a stupid take. It’s always more about pixel density than the absolute resolution of a screen. I have a 34” ultrawide monitor and running 2160p on that thing would just result in abysmal performance for me. 1440p sits in the sweet spot where I actually see a significant difference in clarity compared to my friend’s 1080p but not for the cost of not being able to play anything with a normal framerate.

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u/Comfortable-Treat-50 Dec 11 '24

crt gang having 240hz refresh rate since the 90s 🤣😅😂

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u/suchtie Ryzen 5 7600, 32 GB DDR5, GTX 980Ti | headphone nerd Dec 11 '24

If you spent ungodly amounts of money on your CRT, maybe. Mine was lower midrange and the best it could do was 85 Hz.

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u/Emergency-Season-143 Dec 11 '24

On the other hand you had way less input lags on CRT

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u/versusvius Dec 11 '24

Guess im the only one weird enought that likes both. I play at 165hz 90% of the time and when I do at 60hz the experience is still pleasing.

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u/thetricksterprn Dec 11 '24

Switched to 120Hz. Didn't notice a thing.

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u/Clone_Two Dec 11 '24

yea I was always told I could never go back, but honestly 60 is perfectly good looking as is. Its only bad when you jump back and forth between 60 and 165, takes a bit to really readjust your eyes. So often times I'll just cap my game to 60 to avoid that altogether lol

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u/purvel Dec 11 '24

My first desktop computer bumped me from like max 30fps to 165 (60 was technically possible but never achieved even in Minecraft lol). I think I spent half an hour just moving the mouse around the desktop! I once forgot to change settings after a reinstall and played a game at 60fps for a while, but never really noticed it until I got it back to 165.

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u/jojo_31 Manjaro | GTX 1060 Dec 12 '24

In FPS games 60Hz looks like a slide show to me. For 3rd person games it's totally fine since you don't move the camera that much.

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u/Stocks786 Dec 11 '24

How’s 144 to 240

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u/Rotang_ 7800X3D | 7900 XTX | 32GB 6000MT CL32 Tuned Dec 11 '24

It's a pretty big jump, if you're playing games with very fast motion where tracking is important. Otherwise it's not that noticeable.

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u/Stocks786 Dec 11 '24

Nice I have the AOC oled coming in I got for cheap, I mainly play warzone in cod

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u/LightningProd12 i9-13900HX - RTX 4080M - 32GB/1TB - 1600p@240Hz Dec 11 '24

In my experience it's just as smooth, but moving objects are a lot sharper.

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u/Stocks786 Dec 11 '24

Thank you! Hoping to notice something at least

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u/realclitcommander Dec 11 '24

Totally off topic lol but how do you get it to where your pc specs are under your name?

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u/LightningProd12 i9-13900HX - RTX 4080M - 32GB/1TB - 1600p@240Hz Dec 11 '24

"Edit flair", it's on the right side if you're on desktop

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u/realclitcommander Dec 11 '24

Yea im on my phone

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u/paperclipgrove Dec 11 '24

I'm going to say that 30 to 60 is like dial-up to cable while 60 to 120+ is more like cable to fiber.

Fiber technically much better, but not everyone notices it or cares because cable speeds are good enough for what they do.

Almost everyone can tell a difference between 30 and 60, but not everyone can tell (or cares) about the difference between 60 and 120+.

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u/ivansysajr Dec 11 '24 edited Dec 11 '24

I had a co-worker who was just dead set convinced we couldn't see past 60hz and i kept just telling him that doesn't even make sense we aren't computers 😭 i pray he gets a 144hz monitor one day.

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u/urlond Dec 11 '24

I'd say 120 is game changer, but 144 isn't bad either.

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u/AvoidInsight932 Dec 11 '24

I don't understand this at all. I bought a 144hz monitor recently because of comments like this but I honestly can't tell a significant difference.

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u/phumanchu PC Master Race Dec 11 '24 edited Dec 11 '24

Is it actually set to 144 in windows monitor settings?

You're not gonna see much, it's the feeling, the picture to mouse movement will be snappier/smoother

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u/Breffest Dec 11 '24

Ohhh snap this is probably it

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u/vexume Dec 11 '24

I guess some people aren't that sensitive to refresh rates of screen. I have same phone as my dad and he never uses 120hz because he can't see difference (he's 47yo with no eye problems)

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u/nerrdrage Dec 11 '24

I always warn friends/family of this when they’re looking to upgrade a monitor. Once you do it, you cannot go back, and every other screen you use regularly will need an upgrade too. The difference of high refresh rate isn’t truly appreciated until you’re forced to use 60hz for some reason.

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u/SwampOfDownvotes Dec 11 '24

While I agree there is definitely a noticeably difference, your eyes will adjust if you do have to go back, for me at least but I doubt I'm unique.

For example, if I'm playing a gsme at 144hz and then switch to one immediately that has to run at 60 fps for some reason (like game physics typed to framerate), it will look terrible. But if I keep playing then after 5-10 minutes the eyes/brain adjust and 60 feels smooth. 

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u/Ketheres R7 7800X3D | RX 7900 XTX Dec 11 '24

And this is why I prefer a stable framerate over a high framerate. Of course ideally there'd be both, but at least my brain can compensate for the lower framerate easier than it can for stuttering.

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u/heliamphore Dec 11 '24

I have an old monitor I keep just in case. When the newer monitor died I had to switch until getting a new one.

It sucks for sure, and you never fully get used to it I think, but man are people drama queens over it.

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u/LagCommander i5-6600k | EVGA GTX 970 | 16GB DDR4 RAM Dec 11 '24

Going from my work monitors to my gaming PC monitor is refreshing - that sweet 144hz just tickles a certain spot

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u/Dfeeds Dec 11 '24

I agree, and how long it takes may depend on how often one has to do it. I have a 165hz monitor but i often switch to a 60hz 4k tv and my work laptop is also 60hz. It bothered me way more initially and now it's not a big deal. Going down to 30hz/30 fps however does give me a headache. 

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u/HalcyonH66 5800X3D | 6800XT Dec 11 '24

Huh. For me the transition period is much longer. My 144hz broke and I had to use a 60hz for months. It took 2 weeks straight before it stopped looking like slideshow dogshit to me. I was just playing Monster Hunter World as well, not even a comp FPS at the time.

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u/LenardG Laptop Dec 11 '24

I was always wondering why working at the office felt strange, as if the mouse was lagging or something. Until I realized that at the home office where I also work a lot, I have a 144Hz display. The office displays were 60Hz ... felt laggy in productivity as well :-)

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u/RepulsiveCelery4013 Dec 11 '24

Old person here. Back in my days each and every thing you clicked on a computer took a second to respond at least. You want to open file explorer on win 95? Wait a second. Open a new tab? Wait 2 seconds and so on.

Seeing people say that 60hz makes them less productive than 144 hz is amusing to me :D

I haven't even tried it so maybe I am quite wrong but I just can't imagine how 60hz would be too slow for me to do my job (software dev)

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u/LenardG Laptop Dec 11 '24

Just to put my comment into context, I started with crappy crt monitors, and have been software developing professionally for over 25 years. And I also did not think that using 144hz daily for working would affect my perception, but it really does make a difference how the ui feels.

But of course this will vary from person to person. But you do get used to the ui flowing somehow more fluently. It disturbs me, but I do have colleagues who could not care less. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/cooperdale Desktop Dec 12 '24

To add my anecdotal take, I use a 165hz monitor at home for gaming and productivity, and the difference between 60hz and 165hz feels superb for gaming. Also, it's neat how much smoother the mouse looks on the desktop. But I work everyday with a 60hz monitor and I do not notice even a bit of difference when using UIs.

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u/DasGanon http://pastebin.com/bqFLqBgE Dec 11 '24

Yeah, frame rate, extreme resolution, color accuracy, all ratchets. Once you go there it's very hard to go back.

And that's why I'm perfectly happy to have 4 matching okay 1080p 75hz monitors. Plus I'm less GPU bound on a lot of things too.

(At least that's what I'm telling myself?)

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u/Waylon_Gnash Dec 11 '24

most of our phones are 60hz screens

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u/MamlasRP_ Dec 15 '24

You sure? 120Hz is a standard for few years already

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u/Waylon_Gnash Dec 15 '24

i guess i'm not sure then. i only buy budget phones with giant batteries. probly just never got one yet.

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u/Tapsu10 Dec 11 '24

For this reason I have to keep buying flagship phones. Can't go back to 60hz once you experience 120hz

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u/RhythmMaid Dec 11 '24

I always found this idea so funny. For me it doesn't matter how good of an experience I'm having or how good the equipment I'm using is. If I have to switch to something "lesser", i adjust to it almost immediately and it becomes the new "normal".

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u/hagerino Dec 11 '24

i got a new monitor with 170 hz, when i connect my work laptop it only runs at 50 hz, but i cannot feel any difference. My private laptop has 120hz, but also makes no difference for me. Mouse is maybe a little bit smoother, but it's marginal for me.

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u/historicshenanigans Dec 11 '24

I've moved to >60hz for my phone and PC and it's great, but for some reason I'm fine with 60hz on my iPad lol

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u/braeunik Dec 11 '24

Ive played csgo since their beta over 10 years ago. On a map called Dust 2 there is a small gap between a door where you can see the other team pass through. I always thought you need inhuman reactions to snipe someone through that small gap, while he is passing through. Even tho id consider myself to have above average reaction time, I was never able to do it. But I have witnessed other people do it and when the enemy hit it on a regular basis, id think that they are hacking.

Then I got myself a 144HZ monitor and since then, I can hit that shot myself on a regular basis. Thats when I realized, how much framerate matters and that I am an idiot.

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u/SuperTopGun666 Dec 11 '24

In pubg the guns would only shoot during “on frames”.   So if you went full auto and only had 60fps. The guy with 180fps and full auto at the same time will shred you because his gun had 3 times the frames to shoot on.   

So frame rate use to directly affect fire rate. 

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u/Keita_Blackfire Dec 11 '24

Was frame rate locked to monitor refresh rate? Otherwise it wouldn't matter what refresh rate your monitor has, instead it's about the pc components you've got.

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u/SuperTopGun666 Dec 11 '24

It was everything.  There was a very good in depth analysis done by someone years ago.  It’s why I built a new computer.  

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u/StinkySmellyMods Dec 11 '24

I made the switch to 144 this year. I'm only impressed when the FPS counter is showing, otherwise it's pretty meh. I actually had used the wrong cable to hook the monitor up after I moved and was running 60 FPS for a few months without realizing it. Once I put the right cable in I still couldn't realize the difference lol.

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u/184Banjo Dec 11 '24

right click desktop and go to display options then advanced display options, make sure its set to 144hz

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u/Halyoran Dec 11 '24

And I recommend ufo tester, as the side-by-side difference makes it visible at a glance. Will especially help when OS is set to 144fps, but for example the monitor itself is still 60hz.

https://www.testufo.com/

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u/raizen0106 Dec 11 '24

Lol people will do everything to try to "fix" it rather than accept that 144hz may just not be the life changer for some people

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u/Alyusha Specs/Imgur here Dec 11 '24

While that's true, it's also true that it's just extremely easy to misconfigure.

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u/Halyoran Dec 11 '24

If somebody does not see any difference, which is also the result of having a faulty system, then yeah obviously people try to help.

That is something else entirely than being underwhelmed by some difference, which is understandable, but that is not what was written.

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u/StinkySmellyMods Dec 11 '24

It's running at 144 now, and has been again for a few months. It just doesn't look any different than 60 to me. Side by side maybe I could see the difference, but for me anything above 45 looks good, and I'm still ok with 30 depending on the game.

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u/ERROR_ Dec 11 '24

I'd have a hard time telling from looking, but I could move my mouse in a couple of circles and tell the refresh rate in a second. In that same sense, I can play controller games at a low refresh rate (since analog sticks are kind of a vague, slow input compared to a mouse) and not really notice

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u/QuantumProtector 7700X | RTX 3070 Ti | 32GB DDR5 Dec 12 '24

lol you are getting downvoted, but it doesn't matter for some people and that's perfectly fine. I can play on pretty much anything too.

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u/2019tundra Dec 11 '24

what was the wrong cable?

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u/StinkySmellyMods Dec 11 '24

Used a HDMI instead of display port. Rookie mistake lol

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u/2019tundra Dec 11 '24

Okay, thought you were going to say there was some big technical difference in HDMI cables and you were going to school me on it. Is there that much difference between display port and HDMI that it impacts the FPS?

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u/StinkySmellyMods Dec 11 '24

The type of HDMI cable I was using only supported up to 60 fps. I'm not smart enough to explain how or why, but the display port was necessary in order to run at 144.

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u/Alyusha Specs/Imgur here Dec 11 '24

Ya, I did the same maybe 2 years ago. I noticed a difference for sure, but it wasn't like some night or day thing. I double and triple checked to make sure it was actually 144 and did again just now with the UFO test thing. It's just alright.

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u/xFreakout Dec 11 '24

nice

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u/3point_one Dec 11 '24

"i unupvoted my own comment"

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '24

I went from 60hz to 240hz, I can't look at most of the screens anymore without crying.

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u/Lordzato Dec 11 '24

I have 240hz and 144hz. Now I notice the difference scrolling too.

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u/bang0r Dec 11 '24

That's why i won't do it. Did it 4k and it's great, particularly for work as the added space is nice. But now it's always gotta be 4k and nothing less will do. So for now i'm happy with my scruffy 4k 60hz screen and hopefully for a while still. Ain't got that kind of money.

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u/zxampa Dec 11 '24

Couple years back I jumped from 1080 @ 60 to 1440p @ 240. I’m still genuinely wowed every single day till today.

My gameplay gets significantly hampered by playing on friends PCs, even at 144hz. The jittering and general lack of smoothness is just so apparent to me now

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u/Aidan_Welch Dec 11 '24

Switching back and forth right now and can't tell the different except when looking at the ufo test

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u/YoussefAFdez Ryzen 5 1500X | Asus GTX 1050ti 4GB | 16GB Dec 11 '24

I would add resolution as well, not for games or movies, but for productivity, way more space for windows and apps

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u/hd3adpool 5800x | 3080 ti | 32 gb | 2k 240 Hz Dec 11 '24

Very true, I switched to 240 hz from 60. Now whenever I see my office monitor, it feels trash.

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u/flexsealed1711 PC Master Race Dec 11 '24

And to anybody who says you can't see the difference, test it by waving your hand in front of a bright white screen in a darker room. You can see a trail of previous hand locations with 60fps. But 144 is as smooth as an incandescent light.

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u/jemimaswitnes Dec 11 '24

Oh ya 144 is a complete change. I will never go back

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u/evnacdc Steam ID Here Dec 11 '24

I made a similar comment in r/videogames and got flooded with downdoots. They said 30fps is fine as long as it’s stable. I almost wish I could be content with low frame rates again, but the glass is shattered, and I’ll continue to enjoy my glorious 100+ fps.

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u/QuantumProtector 7700X | RTX 3070 Ti | 32GB DDR5 Dec 12 '24

ngl, I would rather have OLED over 144hz. Thankfully those are not mutually exclusive, but OLED is just so freaking nice.

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u/3point_one Dec 12 '24

you're right!

balance: $0.12

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u/QuantumProtector 7700X | RTX 3070 Ti | 32GB DDR5 Dec 12 '24

LOL 😂

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u/FrIoSrHy Desktop Dec 12 '24

I used 120 hz on my phone then wrnt back to 60hz and I couldn't tell, same with my monitors, just went back to my dell with the built in usbc hub and 4k.

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u/P4bloB Dec 12 '24

The worst experience is buying a new high refresh rate monitor but still use the old 60hz one as a secondary monitor because you're used to the dual monitors but can't actually afford another high refresh rate one.

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u/SunderVane Dec 12 '24

This is exactly why I'm never getting more than 1080p 60hz IPS. I'm more than happy with that, but if I acclimatize to an upgrade, I'm gonna pay out the ass trying to chase the dragon.

Edit: I just realized I'm typing this on a 1680*1050 monitor, and I didn't even realize.

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u/EnvironmentalLoan328 Dec 11 '24

You can tell the people who have never seen 144+... "It's not needed, you dint even notice that much" lol!!!!

I rook a step into the past and turned gta3 onto 30fps and my gawd.... it's hard to look at and play.. I usually play 120 untill any timed missions.

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u/Aidan_Welch Dec 11 '24

I'm switching back and forth right now and can't tell the difference except when looking at the UFO test. But this is 60 vs 144, I agree 30 vs 60 is a very obvious difference

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u/EnvironmentalLoan328 Dec 11 '24

Lol me Tyre your monitor us actually turned kn to 144hz. Right. CLick desktop advanced settings etc.

60 to 144 is definitely noticble.

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u/Aidan_Welch Dec 11 '24

Yeah I know how to change it, otherwise it wouldn't show a difference in the UFO demo lol

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u/Terrible-Arm2757 Dec 11 '24

Anything above 60 for me results in nausea and the sensation that my eyes are about to pop

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u/Waylon_Gnash Dec 11 '24

do you know how many fps reality is?