if I only get up to 109 FPS does that mean I am not taking full advantage of the 144HZ?
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n1ghtr4v3n
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100 hz is somewhat equal to 100 fps, not in a direct way but yea...
it is like 100 oranges is equal to 100 tangerines lets say
(Its a quote from somewhere else)
Well as for your question, lets say on a 120hz you would be having the same experience, as 120hz and 144hz monitors are overkill for your frames per second output. so yes, your gpu is producing less frames than the monitor can actually show.
But to be honest it doesnt really matter as above 60hz or 60fps it seems almost the same for human eye. the important thing is to match the fps as much as you can with the refresh rate of monitor, in this case you are good to go.
it is like 100 oranges is equal to 100 tangerines lets say
(Its a quote from somewhere else)
Well as for your question, lets say on a 120hz you would be having the same experience, as 120hz and 144hz monitors are overkill for your frames per second output. so yes, your gpu is producing less frames than the monitor can actually show.
But to be honest it doesnt really matter as above 60hz or 60fps it seems almost the same for human eye. the important thing is to match the fps as much as you can with the refresh rate of monitor, in this case you are good to go.
coozie7
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^ My point is the system must reach an minimum of 140FPS, any less and it is not keeping up with the monitor.
Competitive gamers tune their games, cutting out much of the framerate sapping eye candy the rest of us expect to see in our games, if I want to play with the eye candy turned off, I'll get a console.
Competitive gamers tune their games, cutting out much of the framerate sapping eye candy the rest of us expect to see in our games, if I want to play with the eye candy turned off, I'll get a console.
lol well playing with "eye candy" on can cause fps drops and such that me and other competitive gamers don't like. I for one do not like to put myself at a disadvantage. :| Also with CS:GO you can have full settings and still run at 200fps constant ^^
coozie7
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Ha Ha! Yes, no point having great eye candy if it gets you fragged.
Older games can be made to run at mad speeds, true enough, even on modern 'entry level' hardware, guess it'll depend on what game is being played at the time and its settings.
Older games can be made to run at mad speeds, true enough, even on modern 'entry level' hardware, guess it'll depend on what game is being played at the time and its settings.
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