Originally Posted by Pouleterie ![]() Not really an advantage. Human eye can't really notice anything over 30 fps... So even regular screens with 60hz refresh rates, meaning 60 fps shouldn't even be noticeable... That's why I never really hung on the idea of 120hz monitors. It'll be cool for 3D gaming(NVIDIA's system with the glasses), but that aside I don't see the brighter side. Maybe have an easier time showing blazing fast things. Read this: It's interesting too. http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frame...humans_see.htm |
Originally Posted by Pouleterie ![]() Not really an advantage. Human eye can't really notice anything over 30 fps... So even regular screens with 60hz refresh rates, meaning 60 fps shouldn't even be noticeable... That's why I never really hung on the idea of 120hz monitors. It'll be cool for 3D gaming(NVIDIA's system with the glasses), but that aside I don't see the brighter side. Maybe have an easier time showing blazing fast things. Read this: It's interesting too. http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frame...humans_see.htm |
Originally Posted by Pouleterie ![]() Not really an advantage. Human eye can't really notice anything over 30 fps... So even regular screens with 60hz refresh rates, meaning 60 fps shouldn't even be noticeable... That's why I never really hung on the idea of 120hz monitors. It'll be cool for 3D gaming(NVIDIA's system with the glasses), but that aside I don't see the brighter side. Maybe have an easier time showing blazing fast things. Read this: It's interesting too. http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frame...humans_see.htm |