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Okay so I'm wanting to get a good monitor for mainly console gaming so I'm going to purchase this: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
I don't know if speaker quality is the same in all of the benq monitors that have built in speakers but was wandering if anyone else has a benq monitor (Preferably this model) would you be able to tell me what the speaker quality is like? Would you say it's still possible to watch like a movie or something on it without a headset or purchasing better speakers? Because I've read some reviews about the monitor and the one problem people had was the speaker quality?
*I'll be using a headset most of the time anyway but was hoping to use this monitor to watch movies aswell as my room is really small anyway haha
I don't know if speaker quality is the same in all of the benq monitors that have built in speakers but was wandering if anyone else has a benq monitor (Preferably this model) would you be able to tell me what the speaker quality is like? Would you say it's still possible to watch like a movie or something on it without a headset or purchasing better speakers? Because I've read some reviews about the monitor and the one problem people had was the speaker quality?
*I'll be using a headset most of the time anyway but was hoping to use this monitor to watch movies aswell as my room is really small anyway haha
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No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
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I think that the better size is 21.5"
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How can 60fps be real if our eyes aren't real?
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_Skittle wrote No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
This is a myth that has becoming widely accepted as fact, but it's not. The type of people who can see just 24fps is the elderly who are visually impaired.
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Lavish wrote_Skittle wrote No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
This is a myth that has becoming widely accepted as fact, but it's not. The type of people who can see just 24fps is the elderly who are visually impaired.
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_Skittle wrote No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
have you ever tried a higher Hz monitor? you can easily see the difference.
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PURPDRANK wrote_Skittle wrote No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
have you ever tried a higher Hz monitor? you can easily see the difference.
No because image quality > refresh rate.
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_Skittle wrotePURPDRANK wrote_Skittle wrote No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
have you ever tried a higher Hz monitor? you can easily see the difference.
No because image quality > refresh rate.
Depends on what you're doing. But you can easily see the difference between refresh rates when gaming, i play a lot of CS:GO and its super noticable.
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PURPDRANK wrote_Skittle wrotePURPDRANK wrote_Skittle wrote No point in buying a 60Hz monitor, our eyes can only see in 24fps
have you ever tried a higher Hz monitor? you can easily see the difference.
No because image quality > refresh rate.
Depends on what you're doing. But you can easily see the difference between refresh rates when gaming, i play a lot of CS:GO and its super noticable.
Very true, but for most people image quality and vibrancy would be more noticeable and preferred, but there are definitely applications where higher refresh rates would be preferable, each to their own
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