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is there much difference between 60htz and 120+htz monitors
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hello,
just wondering is there much difference? want to find out what sort monitor price to save up for. (it will be for gaming use)

just brought my PC parts, i thought that i could use my TV for a while in-till i got one, not sure how much to save/spend and what make/size.
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budget and currency.
What you will want would be a 75Hz panel if you can, but if not 60 will be fine, grab a nice 60Hz IPS panel of your desired resolution and it will be fine, no need for 120/144Hz panels as imo it would be better to get a 60Hz 1440P panel over a 144Hz 1080P panel.
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Zayev wrote budget and currency.
What you will want would be a 75Hz panel if you can, but if not 60 will be fine, grab a nice 60Hz IPS panel of your desired resolution and it will be fine, no need for 120/144Hz panels as imo it would be better to get a 60Hz 1440P panel over a 144Hz 1080P panel.


ok thank you, no budget yet, i will get one in a month time or so
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Zayev wrote budget and currency.
What you will want would be a 75Hz panel if you can, but if not 60 will be fine, grab a nice 60Hz IPS panel of your desired resolution and it will be fine, no need for 120/144Hz panels as imo it would be better to get a 60Hz 1440P panel over a 144Hz 1080P panel.


In my opinion i think they're totally worth it. there is definitely a noticeable difference in smoothness even when web browsing.
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kingler wrote
Zayev wrote budget and currency.
What you will want would be a 75Hz panel if you can, but if not 60 will be fine, grab a nice 60Hz IPS panel of your desired resolution and it will be fine, no need for 120/144Hz panels as imo it would be better to get a 60Hz 1440P panel over a 144Hz 1080P panel.


In my opinion i think they're totally worth it. there is definitely a noticeable difference in smoothness even when web browsing.

You're kidding, right? You're trying to use 'smoother web browsing' as a justification for large expenditure on a TN panel?
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As someone who has gone from 60Hz to 120Hz, there is a huge difference. In games and general use. If you have the money for such a luxury go for it. You'll thank me later m8
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