AOC Q27G3XMN QHD Gaming Monitor

inb4 this encourages companies to aim for the magical 0ms display Edit: ok the whole convo derailed into praising crt monitors so just so you know. When I said "0ms display" I didn't mean "0ms delay

**EDIT**: The old Blur Busters guide for VRR (GSYNC/FreeSync) on FPS caps is outdated. You want to do the formula of `refresh - (refresh x refresh / 4096`) to get your optimal max fps. This is close t

I noticed a difference between these two... When I paid attention to the frame rate. Above 144hz, I noticed it matters more about the game and how well it performs rather than the monitor. Too many g

Same. I would honestly have bought the same monitor with 144Hz instead 360 if I could save a bit

Its called - # Diminishing Returns Also input lag, round trip latency and persistence of vision come in to it

Its not about "reaction time", it's about motion clarity. I think it's just over 1000hz where things will *start* to "look real". Like when you track a moving object there will be no blur and *real mo

I suppose, but my dual mode 240/480hz OLED monitor does seem way smoother at 480hz. OLED in general feels way smoother anyways. But the jump to 120hz is probably the biggest overall.

I have a 360hz monitor, I aim for 110 hz minimum but it does depend on the game. (5800x3d 4070ti). I will always cap my frame rate. So if I fire up a game at high/ultra mixed settings and am getting

the game dependency is the major thing people forget about when discussing this. Everyone assumes everyone else is playing the same games as them. I rarely play any high action fast moving games. For

I don't care for anything over 144hz. But looking at all decent new monitors. Specially in the ultra wide 1440p sector im looking at. They all seem to be like 240hz and above. Which is annoying becaus

\>if you own a 60hz monitor, you will never be able to jump the same amount of smoothness with an upgrade to an even higher refresh rate as you felt when upgrading from 30hz.

Responsiveness and smoothness are 2 different things. I Gree that probably past 175hz or somewhere there you don't have any more benefits, but I can see the difference in smoothness when I jumped from

144 Hz to 240 Hz is still very noticable for me in games like League or CS, but not in single player games. I would absolutely buy 360 Hz monitor if there were some 4K OLED options

How's the response time on these? I play competitive shooters and was curious if there any issues with ghosting? I noticed these were VA panels