Hi,so i've prepared a couple of questions regarding monitors.
- When we say that the monitor is 144hz,is that the display,or is it configured by something inside of the monitor (that a user might be able to configure when operating inside of a monitor) ?
In other words,are the panels of lets say 60hz and 144hz monitors the same,or is there a difference in types of panels between 60hz and 144hz monitors (or even higher).
-For response time,is there actually a noticable difference between 1 and 2ms?
I know there is a noticable difference (atleast with my eyes) between 1 and 5,but 1 and 2?
-This is kind of a dumb question,but what can be upgraded inside of a monitor?
Or is there anything that can be changed (without the need of repairs ofcourse ) that will affect the monitors performance like increase refresh rate, response time,etc...
I know you can create custom refresh rates (which are very limited) using your GPU's software,but im talking about that.Im talking about phisicaly upgrading a component in a monitor,upgrading it in other words.
Thanks in advance.
- When we say that the monitor is 144hz,is that the display,or is it configured by something inside of the monitor (that a user might be able to configure when operating inside of a monitor) ?
In other words,are the panels of lets say 60hz and 144hz monitors the same,or is there a difference in types of panels between 60hz and 144hz monitors (or even higher).
-For response time,is there actually a noticable difference between 1 and 2ms?
I know there is a noticable difference (atleast with my eyes) between 1 and 5,but 1 and 2?
-This is kind of a dumb question,but what can be upgraded inside of a monitor?
Or is there anything that can be changed (without the need of repairs ofcourse ) that will affect the monitors performance like increase refresh rate, response time,etc...
I know you can create custom refresh rates (which are very limited) using your GPU's software,but im talking about that.Im talking about phisicaly upgrading a component in a monitor,upgrading it in other words.
Thanks in advance.