Hi all,
On my CRT when I looked at a static desktop (without dragging anything around) I'd completely notice 60Hz vs 85Hz. And 60Hz would hurt my eyes so badly.
Now it's been so many years I've forgotten the difference as my IPS panel maximum refresh rate has always been 60Hz.
If I buy a 120Hz monitor today would I notice the same difference compared to my current 60Hz IPS screen when working with PC or things are different today? (I got a trained eye).
I know 85Hz on the CRT was so pleasant and 60Hz was really bad even if I was looking at a notepad, if it's still the same thing today I'd go for a 4K with higher refresh rate. If I'm going to notice absolutely no change I'd prefer 4K 60Hz since a lot cheaper.
I really don't care about games having +60 FPS all I want is screen to be easier on the eyes (like CRT 85Hz vs 60Hz).
Thanks.
On my CRT when I looked at a static desktop (without dragging anything around) I'd completely notice 60Hz vs 85Hz. And 60Hz would hurt my eyes so badly.
Now it's been so many years I've forgotten the difference as my IPS panel maximum refresh rate has always been 60Hz.
If I buy a 120Hz monitor today would I notice the same difference compared to my current 60Hz IPS screen when working with PC or things are different today? (I got a trained eye).
I know 85Hz on the CRT was so pleasant and 60Hz was really bad even if I was looking at a notepad, if it's still the same thing today I'd go for a 4K with higher refresh rate. If I'm going to notice absolutely no change I'd prefer 4K 60Hz since a lot cheaper.
I really don't care about games having +60 FPS all I want is screen to be easier on the eyes (like CRT 85Hz vs 60Hz).
Thanks.
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