WHat do Hz in monitors mean?

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That's the refresh rate, which would indeed be the maximum fps it can support. A 60hz monitor will display 60fps gameplay even if the game says you're running at 100+ fps.

144hz means you'll be able to see upwards of 144 fps on your screen. This will make movement seem more fluid (more frames per second). A lot of people recommend 144hz for FPS gamers for the fluidity, lack of choppiness, and reaction time. Do note that 144hz is harder for your GPU to achieve, of course.


That's the refresh rate, which would indeed be the maximum fps it can support. A 60hz monitor will display 60fps gameplay even if the game says you're running at 100+ fps.

144hz means you'll be able to see upwards of 144 fps on your screen. This will make movement seem more fluid (more frames per second). A lot of people recommend 144hz for FPS gamers for the fluidity, lack of choppiness, and reaction time. Do note that 144hz is harder for your GPU to achieve, of course.
 
Solution
The hz indicates refresh rate.

If your graphics card is strong enough, it can deliver frames at 60 per second or higher.
Some games artificially cap the refresh rate at 60 fps.

If your graphics card is not capable of delivering 60 fps, you may see stuttering or screen tearing.
depending on the monitor, there are ways to sync the output of the graphics card with the capability of the monitor.

144hz will be smoother if you can sync output with your monitor. Few cards are good for 144fps.