10-10-2014
05:07 PM
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11-15-2014 10:31 AM
11-25-2014 05:58 PM
11-25-2014 09:29 PM
11-26-2014 07:16 AM
11-26-2014 08:16 AM
Richdog wrote:
Seroiusly, 120hz is not an issue for the vast majority of gamers who play with AA enabled and frame rated rarely go abover 80fps.
i would MUCH rather have a 60hz IPS screen than a 120hz TN panel... it is so much easier on the eyes and so much more suited to general use at the times you aren't gaming (browsing, photos, movies etc).
TN panels suck vs IPS, hence why IPS is so highly sought after.
11-26-2014 10:51 AM
11-26-2014 11:23 PM
CoryBee wrote:
60hz equates to 60fps (not exactly but close)
My rig is able to push 130fps sometimes on Battlefield 4 and yet my screen whimps out on producing the smoothness that comes with such a high frame rate.
Especially in FPS games is this important. I can tell a huge difference when I use my 120hz LCD screen back in the states. When I turn my character there is no blurring of the surroundings at 120fps and I can spot more things while on the move. In the same instances during gameplay with the native 60hz/fps screen I currently have on my G750JZ those areas that are crystal clear while moving are now blurred, just like in the movie world, you are missing frames that your eyes can utilize.
It is a fact that we can utilize insane amount of FPS, we could even use 1k+ FPS and we would piss at the though of using anything less after using such a setting. Even using something like 700 FPS would look sluggish after using 1k.
I am almost positive that people who say 120hz/fps isn't important have never utilized it before in such a way (gaming).
This gentleman puts it pretty well, I recommend everyone watch it and similar videos;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCWZ_kWTB9w
It comes down to, the more FPS the better, PERIOD. There is no discussion about it. The ability to perceive more information in a shorter time is crucial and very easy to perceive. It will come to a point in the future where this is standard. That 200fps is normal for gaming, I am sure of this. We get more powerful this and that for a reason. Why linger behind, you essentially bottleneck the system by only having 60fps. You just aren't getting the most of your system, of the gaming experience.
11-27-2014 08:57 AM
Richdog wrote:
Ive seen it, and again, I MUCH prefer having an IPS for the colours, viewing angles, and all the times that I am NOT gaming. I also use my laptop for productivity, and theres an area where a TN panel simply cannot compete.
Besides, we all play different types of games... I do not play fast-twitch multiplayer FPS, I play single player story-driven games, fantasy role playing games, and RTS. IPS suits this perfectly... my games look and play awesomely and feel completely smooth.
You are in the minority of people who care about having a 120hz crummy TN panel vs having a glorious IPS.
11-28-2014 12:53 AM
Richdog wrote:
Ive seen it, and again, I MUCH prefer having an IPS for the colours, viewing angles, and all the times that I am NOT gaming. I also use my laptop for productivity, and theres an area where a TN panel simply cannot compete.
Besides, we all play different types of games... I do not play fast-twitch multiplayer FPS, I play single player story-driven games, fantasy role playing games, and RTS. IPS suits this perfectly... my games look and play awesomely and feel completely smooth.
You are in the minority of people who care about having a 120hz crummy TN panel vs having a glorious IPS.
11-26-2014 05:18 PM