Is it worth spending $350-$500 to buy a 120hz monitor? I heard that it improves the visuals if you can run the game at 100+ fps. I have a gtx 680 and an i7 2600k and plan to oc it to 4.5ghz. Will a 120hz display have a noticable improvement for games such as bf3 or skyrim? And on a side note, how common is a 120hz monitor among gamers? Just curious and thanks!
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I saw some 120hz 3d monitors 60hz performance and ghosting is very reduced, and I'm very sensitive to ghosting.
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