I believe hdmi 2.1 is capable of 120fps at 4k.
Revisiting PC low graphics Aug 2021
I can probably find a video file somewhere on the internet, but unless you watch it on a high refresh rate monitor, you wonāt see the difference.
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I donāt think there is any video streaming service that supports over 60fps
Only way would be capturing and uploading a video to google drive or something so you can watch, and again, I must emphasize, unless you have a 120Hz display with a device capable of pushing those 120Hz, you wonāt see any difference. You canāt see 120 frames in a 60Hz display. It is electronically impossible. The same if your device cannot register over 60Hz on its display output
Yea YouTube is not a reliable source for video or sound comparisons because they have a 60fps cap and only 2.1 sound.
I found a website tho where you can find a whole library of surround sound video files you can download to test your headset or speakers.
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I actually learned something from this thread. Unbelievable š
If you donāt want to sit 30 minutes to watch linus experiment, hereās one of the final results and judge for yourself if going over 60 helps or not
Even the iPhone is 60hz, so I would literally have to go to a store to see the ādifference.ā
You really donāt have to as you have already created a bias in your mind.
Just keep believing that there really isnāt any significant difference.
At the end of the day, the only thing that matters is that youāre happy with what you have.
I am happy enough with 144hz that I donāt feel the need to upgrade to 240hz. I think for me it wouldnāt make a difference.
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It is, at any res if you have capable HW.
Is it because weāre getting closer to the truth?
Yea, the truth that the higher the fps the better you can perform. There is no arguing that. I take it from the pros, not just any casual player who never even has experienced gaming at high fps.
You can consider it mathematically.
30 FPS 1 frame every 33 milliseconds
60 FPS 1 frame every 16 milliseconds
120 FPS 1 frame every 8 milliseconds
240 FPS 1 frame every 4 milliseconds
Human reaction time
Fastest possible 150 milliseconds
Fast 200 milliseconds
Average 250 milliseconds
For a reaction time of 200 milliseconds
30 to 60 FPS would increase reaction time ~7.2%
60 to 120 FPS would increase reaction time ~3.9%
120 to 240 FPS would increase reaction time ~2.1%
š¤·āāļø Decreasing and minimal returns, but if every little edge is important to you, there it is.
I suppose itās just another reason to use standardized systems like a console as an equalizer, but thereās probably way too much money to be made selling āgaming rigsā to people desperate for an advantage.
Arenāt you the one who spends a lot of time testing simple stuff about the game like how much more damage a certain spec does?
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Yes. Iāve shared this information freely to improve everybody. Iām not just trying to get an advantage. Iām trying to make a confusing and complicated game more accessible for new players and players that donāt have time to figure out these values.
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From what Iāve heard, and what Iām seeing here, itāll only add a minuscule advantage to being able to notice the Predator. Like, hardly noticeable. Iād still play on high settings, easier to see rendered things instead of a block of pixels. Looks like a PS3 game on low settings
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What Iām trying to get at is that if you tell me that letās say Yautja Bane increases damage by 10% because you already tested it over and over, I wouldnāt argue with you. Now, you are trying to discredit the pros (linus, shroud, etcā¦) on their findings. They used top of the line technology to test this theory and they have concluded that yes having higher fps can significantly improve your gaming performance.
So, why do you insist in trying to discredit them, when you havenāt even experienced gaming at high fps. Youāre merely going by your biased opinion and simple logic without actually taking all factors into consideration and testing them yourself in the way they did.
@Derangedxeno_02 weāre no longer talking about image quality, but rather how fps affects your gaming performance.
Hm. I see. Well, from being locked at 30 and dipping several times on launch PS4, I can say my performance is not peak, especially when they drop only slightly. I find myself missing often and even failing to react in time due to frame drops. Iām quick, youāve seen that, but when I make mistakes, I know I fucked up. However, if Iām trying to pop a mask off during a firefight, the chances of me doing that are very low, almost none.
For reference, I had the fortune of playing this game on a friendās PC and my sniping game was improved significantly, I felt like I could aim with such a smooth precision, I hardly missed. Going back to PS4, I noticed a laughable decrease in frames and an embarrassing drop in my skill and ability to hit sharp shots. But thatās just my experience in it. Others may differ and Iām not gonna challenge it.
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