Are 240Hz+ Monitors Worth It? 👀
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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I’m no professional, I just enjoy having the smoothest possible display
Fair enough!
Yeap im good with my 1440p 144hz
@@richA2430until you try a 240hz and realize the difference 😅
@@DriftingStudentwhat about 240hz+ ?
@@DriftingStudent only on some games. fps mostly.
I’m not a professional, but the difference is really noticeable, if you can afford one do it, it is a whole different experience
So does everyone recommend a 1440p 280hz over 4k 160hz?
@@grumpsProGaming it depends on your preferences: for smaller screens you won’t notice the difference in resolution but you will see the difference in refresh rate, however for screens bigger than 27” you’ll miss some details in the image. It also depends on your gpu and the games you play, 1440p is much easier to render and you might see those 280hz most of the time, on the other hand at 4k you’ll hardly see it go over 100 at max resolution on more demanding games
Thank you I have a red devil 7900xtx and I am debating on the Alienware 1440p 280hz or the gigabyte m27u which would be your choice I am only interested in 27”
@@grumpsProGaming I don’t know how those monitors are but for me, at 27”, 1440p is better and the higher refresh rate is more important (your gpu can hold both 1440p and 4k at higher frame rates to that’s not a problem)
@@grumpsProGamingdid you end up getting either of these? I have 7900xtx too and am thinking upgrading my m27u
the smoothness will also help u keep track of your surrounding easier, and follow whats going on on ur screen easier.. especially in fast paced games
It looks smooth asf. I’d like to get a 240hz monitor but at 1440p it would be far too expensive
Newegg has a few rn going for 230-350$
Not really. Looks like There are relatively cheap options around 300$
I just ordered a 180hz 1440p monitor for $147.75
I know this is very late, but I doubt the device you were watching this on had a 240hz panel if you were looking into high refresh monitors, so it was peobably a placebo. You are right tho, because when you get one you realise how good it is
i can feel the smoothness through this 60hz phone ofc i want 240hz
Fair enough!
1080p/1440p @144hz is the best value and future proof for a good while.
I’d recommend getting a 1440p 144hz display, I don’t notice a difference with any faster screens and 4k gaming isn’t very practical at my price point and might not be for you
I'm totally with you, for most this is the sensible decision!
Yeah I think 1440p is way better then 4k
So should i get 144hz 1440p aoc monitor or 240hz 0.5ms 1080p aoc monitor, i love having the extra hz for smooth gameplay but i am a casual gamer
@@metro.-. I genuinely can’t tell the difference between 240hz and 144hz, but I can notice a difference between 1440p vs 1080p. I bought the Samsung Odyssey G5 1440p 144hz 32in, on a monitor that big 1080 looks rough
@@drottle ohh ok thanks
Great advice thank you
Pleasure!
They are absolutely worth it
🙌
If I have a 165hz monitor,, will I still be able to get 240 frames per second? Or do I need 240hz monitor to get 240 frames
two different things: fps = the number of frames your GPU can output. Hz = the number of frames your monitor can display. Yes, your 165hz monitor can display over 165fps, however, you might encounter tearing (visual differences) over said refresh rate as the monitor can't keep up with the amount of frames your GPU is producing. Hope that makes sense?
@@TotallydubbedHD thanks for the explanation - so how do I avoid visual tearing? For context it’s for online shooters like call of duty and I’ll have my settings on low for max FPS output
@@Benfuze well if you want max FPS output such as playing games like COD etc, then you'll effectively just want to ensure you've got the highest refresh rate monitor in order to prevent any tearing from occurring. The only counter to that is to use technologies like G-SYnc or FreeSync which you should be able to use. However, by doing that it will CAP your frames to your monitor's refresh rate. Does that make sense?
So you're using 165hz monitor, with say VRR tech (Adaptive sync technologies: G-Sync or FreeSync), you can then cap your GPU's output to 165fps. These techs are great far better than using VSync (NEVER use that please as it adds a heap of input lag, be it in your GPU settings or game settings!).
Now you'll ask, why don't I just run Adaptive Sync tech at all times then? Because you're capping your frames, so if you're a twitch-based FPS gamer, you'll be limited in fps for the bettered visual experience (and there is a tiny bit of input lag that's also added, but it's not noticeable by most gamers).
So to summarise: if you're playing casual games, I'd suggest using Adaptive Sync tech, if you're not I'd put up with a 'worse' visual experience by having screen tearing and having the max amount of FPS available.
@@TotallydubbedHD so from what I gather from this I’ll need a 240hz monitor to get the biggest competitive advantage in online multiplayer games?
And can I just get any 240hz monitor in this case? Does it matter Which type I get? (I want the biggest comp advantage I can get for fps online shooters mainly CoD)
240 is differently needed playing high end shooting games that have input delay and hit markers
bullshit. You aren’t gonna be any better going from 165hz to 240hz at all. You nerds take gaming way too seriously.
Will 1080p 240hz give me advantage in valorant vs 1440p 144hz ? Does monitor size affects anything as well?? And can you recocommend a good reliable monitor that can last a while? My AOC broke 6 months of non intensive use and its taking months to be fixed
Technically, yes; higher hz = lower system latency (not to be confused with monitor input lag); more info here: ruclips.net/video/kRad02CsrV4/видео.html
@@TotallydubbedHD watched the video, but im still confused, do 1080p 240hz make me easier to click heads compared to 1440p 144/165hz ? Im thinking if i upgrade in resolution i can see the heads much clearer, meanwhile for 240hz i can spot the enemy better, which i think is not really a big deal because you will already be pre aiming . I need help 😢
@@BiOHZRD97 really can't offer more other than what was mentioned in the above comment and my detailed video which explains absolutely everything you need to know about high refresh rate monitors.
Did u ever decide? Im wondering the same thing
@@J-gh8yl i buy asus 165Hz 27 inch.. my system doesnt support 240hz.. if my system can handle 240hz i think i will be getting the 240hz.. im only playing valorant tho.. and my system cant play high end games at 2k resolution so i stay at 1080p
240hz if u have a budget or IF you are a competitive player
144Hz for casual players or on a budget
is it an all in one moniter ?
No
I have monitor 2k and whats to get a 4k
If you have a high refreshrate monitor such 240hz is nothing if severe ghosting occured. Your pixel response time works slow you cannot aim and shoot faster.
What if it’s 1ms
@@Riptide2k 1ms mprt is nothing when gtg is high. 1ms response time not specific gtg nowadays is a marketing strategy, it might be a 1ms response time mprt but your gtg response is above 5ms then youll get ghosting. Even if they advertise 1ms gtg it is the maximum settings of your overdrive with plenty of penalty such as low brightness and inverse ghosting to achieve such 1ms gtg unless you go into expensive monitors it is the one accurate but for the budget monitors dont expect to have a good 1ms mprt or 1ms gtg its a lie.
@@romeogongob8940apsolute true!❤
@@romeogongob8940 What is this "ghosting"?
Well the cheapest new gaming monitor is a 240hz monitor where i live(its a sale, worth it ima buy it)
Can’t believe you didn’t pull out the pistol
Ha!
R u saying I should get a 4K 60hz monitor over 1080p 240hz?
Depends on what works best for you
The upgrade to 240hz from 60 will feel more significant than the upgrade from even 1080p to 4k😊
Do you need 240hz for RTX 3080 or will 165 hz just be as good at 1080p?
Sorry, rephrase that?
It wont be as smooth but it will be a slight difference
240hz will be better however the difference between 240 and 165 won’t be insane. The gpu doesn’t really have anything to do with refresh rate. However if u have a 3080 I’d recommend a 1440p monitor over 1080p as your games will look a lot better.
@@MC_605 agreed
Acer Nitro XV272U F3
Monitor review bro pls
Not going to happen.
If you have a top of the line gaming oc get a 1440p 240hz moniter or 360 hz
do not go for 360 hz waste of money i tested both you cant even tell the difference between 240 and 360 hz
@@araaramlbb746tell that to cs pros
I wouldn’t get a 4K monitor if you have less than a rtx 4070ti
@Electricity667 4070 ti in terms of price to performance and what the card actually is, is complete garbage, its a cut down old 4080 variant that was quote "unlaunched"
And 4k is useless, there is no reason for it unless you play literally no shooters.. like ever
Eh. The vast majority of people will not be able to tell the difference. The ones that do will find it to be very small. Only worth it if you’re a diehard, high level CS GO player, which is a tiny minority of gamers.
Its not for fluidity, it also helps with response times, allowing you to perform actions closer to real time. As well as see them. High refresh rate monitors are for competitive players, but theyre also more than just cramming frames into a screen.
Correction, it can help with response times but that's not always the case if the monitor hasn't been properly optimised, which is often the case.
@@TotallydubbedHD youre not gonna find a 16 MS 240hz monitor, unless their plan was to make the shittiest monitor and get no sells.
@@fatphokingloser guess so, but you'll be surprised. Stay tuned for my review of a 500Hz monitor.
@@TotallydubbedHD ol
Refresh rates aren't timed to response times. High refresh rates just make the motions more fluid on screen.
A 60 or 75hz CRT monitor will always have frame accurate response times compared to a 240hz LED monitor with sub 1ms response times.
Me with my 4k 144hrz monitor looking all these comments about 1080p monitors lol that was 2013 specs. my ps5 runs at native 4k 120hrz 120fps now that is insane.
Not everyone can afford what you've got though!
Is this a flex?
You can’t go back once you run games with a 240hz display at 240fps
Agreed lol
@@TotallydubbedHD it’s just so smooth, and it feels so milky, is how I would describe it.
@@TotallydubbedHD and you need the competitive advantage over your enemies
@@Trusttheprocess927😳
There is no difference between 144hz and 240hz… I think its enough with a 144 or 180hz monitor…… Because our eyes can't catch the difference between the two types of hz in the game
There is lol
There is actually a really big difference. Definitely not as mindblowing as going from 60hz to 144hz but 144 to 240 is still quite some eye treatment upgrade
Your PING is what matters the most for gaming.
That's very important too, but often a thing you can't fully control!
Not having packet loss is more important than having low ping to be honest
what game
Counter strike
144hz is okay but 240hz❤️
4k at 120hrz is next level ❤. Graphics are insane and still 120fps
@@Babyfacenelson-rj7uzLaughs in 4k 165hz😸
165-170hz is good enough for me. Much more fluid than 144 and I've become used to it
Much more fluid? Interesting!
@@TotallydubbedHD well it varies from person to person, some people say 60 is enough, my monitor was running at 144 but when I had it at the 165hz setting and went back to 144, i could definitely tell. I'm sure 240 and up is great, but I've not seen them in person. Keep in mind the extra 21 fps is like going from a xbox one to a series x on games like high on life.
@@TotallydubbedHDas you've said though a higher resolution is more of an upgrade, so I went from 165hz 1080 to 170hz 1440
@@SkylineFinesse I just find that fascinating, not many will tell the difference between those two refresh rates.
The color look so weird
Just the camera's whitepoint
This is a PSA. 😉👌🏽
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My 1440p, 240hz, 92% color ratio monitor was $300 with tax and no shipping.
Enjoy!
Surprised you responded@@TotallydubbedHD
Tldw. It can buy you looks but it can not buy you skill 😂
Hmm?
Que video juego es el del video
CSGO
just got a acer nitro va panel 1440p 240hz hdr 350 for 260 hopefully its good mainly got it for that price and it comes with hdmi 2.1 and dp 1.4 i got a 3070 i7-11700k and a ps5 coming from a 1080p 60hz samsung curved monitor
Enjoy!
@@TotallydubbedHD ended up changing my mind and went with a ktc 27 inch 1440p 165hz hdr1000 mini led for 500 m27t20
@@lilmisery1643 never heard of the company, best of luck!
@@TotallydubbedHD they make screens for big companies like dell but they decided to make their own brand
@@lilmisery1643 coolios, still haven't heard of them or tested their products.