Why have higher fps the screen Hz

[jsnpringle]

how do you see people getting like 300+ fps on csgo and other games but no screen tearing.
like how do you get no tearing, im not sure but im guessing there refresh rate isn't somthing mad like 300hz

if you do get what i mean then just ask and ill try explain better

 

[Dunlop0078]

If you are playing a game at 300fps on a 60hz screen there is certainly tearing. It may not be very noticeable but it is. Tearing tends to be even less noticeable when running at say 300fps on a 144hz monitor versus 60hz. Fast sync could also be used to reduce tearing when running such a high framerate on a 60hz monitor.

 

[jsnpringle]

Aw okay, well why is this such a common thing to see on youtube and twitch when people are playing with pretty high fps

 

[Dunlop0078]

Aw okay, well why is this such a common thing to see on youtube and twitch when people are playing with pretty high fps

I am not sure if many CSGO youtubers just edit tearing out somehow, or the way youtube renders the video just doesn't show it very well. I am not too familer with that process.

If you play CSGO on a 60hz monitor at 300fps I would imagine there would be some noticeable tearing. Without something like fast sync.

 

[jsnpringle]

okay i think i get it, side question 75hz or 144hz monitor?

 

[Dunlop0078]

okay i think i get it, side question 75hz or 144hz monitor?

For gaming I would rather have a 144hz monitor. I own a 144hz monitor and would never look back, I love it. However depending on the model and if you want some sort of adaptive sync tech like gsync or freesync they can get a bit expensive.

I have heard that going from a 60hz to 75hz monitor is still quite noticeable to most people.