Put it this way... you can easily tell when you are at 60Hz vs a higher refresh rate (at least 120Hz or higher(lower than 120Hz might be noticeable to but I can't confirm it as the lowest I can select over 60Hz is 100Hz (which I never tried 100Hz yet), then 120Hz, then 144Hz)) given the most immediate thing you will notice is mouse movement is noticeably more fluid as you move your mouse around.MandSpades wrote: ⤴Sat Jan 28, 2023 7:16 pm Though my eyes aren't sharp enough to be 100% sure. Is there some way I can verify my actual frame rate? To tell the software itself to tell me how fast the monitor is rendering stuff.
like I can easily see the difference between 60Hz to my 144Hz (even 120Hz to). I am not sure at which point this takes effect though, like in terms of how low you can go over 60Hz and still experience a obvious difference in mouse fluidity of movement. like if it's say 90Hz or 100Hz etc. but there is definitely a obvious difference going from 60Hz to 120Hz+ as I can say this for sure.
so your eyes don't have to be great to notice it as you can see/feel it through mouse pointer movement. I was a bit surprised when I went from standard monitors I used for ages, which were 60Hz, to 144Hz (which I got in Sep 2021 when my old monitor died) as I never even thought that would be noticeable, but it is.
