60hz or more…?

kosma

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Nov 30, 2013
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Will I see the difference between 60hz and something more? And will a GTX 760 be able to handle 60+ FPS at refresh rates of 60+hz?
 
Solution
It will different by each person some have sensitive eyes can see rapid movement some are not..
u cannot tells before u try it yourself..

Even the Graphic card produce more fps than 60 fps it will be cropped/discarded (this cause an effect named tearing) because the monitor limit refresh rate at 60Hz (newer monitor may have variable 60-75 Hz)
u will need 120/144Hz monitor for see above 60 fps..

and if 760 will handle games more than 60 fps.. it depends on : the game, the game setting (effect/texture/etc), and the monitor resolution (720p/1080p/1200p/etc)

edit: forgot to add, it also depends on your other component cpu, mem, ssd/hdd, etc...
It will different by each person some have sensitive eyes can see rapid movement some are not..
u cannot tells before u try it yourself..

Even the Graphic card produce more fps than 60 fps it will be cropped/discarded (this cause an effect named tearing) because the monitor limit refresh rate at 60Hz (newer monitor may have variable 60-75 Hz)
u will need 120/144Hz monitor for see above 60 fps..

and if 760 will handle games more than 60 fps.. it depends on : the game, the game setting (effect/texture/etc), and the monitor resolution (720p/1080p/1200p/etc)

edit: forgot to add, it also depends on your other component cpu, mem, ssd/hdd, etc...
 
Solution
depends... some people have claimed to can while other can. so in the end of the day demo piece a game in any shop nearby. if you can go for it, if you cant stay with the 60 hz.. oh yes & do remember higher the fps with higher/ultra settings. more gpu horsepower like 780ti or 690 or 7990 or 290x is needed. 760 yes but depends on resolution,game, settings, mobo, etc