120Hz Freesync vs 144hz Without

1 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 02:05 ID: pzm8s8

what should i use in competitive gaming and i constantl changing my hz from 120 to 144 everytime i play game. is it bad for my monitor?

2 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 08:24 ID: hf2q83g

i've got a 144hz display and 120hz freesync and vrr display. Freesync is definitely the way to go, a 22hz difference doesn't warrant losing freesync or vrr functionality.

3 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 03:35 ID: hf21z9b

for me personally, i value variable refresh that follows the actual FPS my GPU puts out much more than just the highest refresh possible that isn't synced.

I find that i have much easier time tracking enemies without screen tearing than with.

Disclaimer: i do however have 240 Hz screens.

ID: hf24ok3

At 240Hz screen tearing should be pretty unnoticeable from my experience.

4 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 02:35 ID: hf1vfmx

Its not bad for your monitor no. Also why can you not use 144hz with freesync?

ID: hf1zi1n

the screen will flicker

ID: hf29tqp

144Hz with Freesync is the best option, but if the monitor's flickering within its rated specs then it's faulty, usually by design nowadays.

A fair few manufacturers cut costs by building a lower-spec monitor, say 120Hz, then overclocking it to 144Hz which can lead to flickering as it can't handle it.

There's various workarounds floating around out there, but generally getting a monitor that actually does what it says on the box is the best option.

ID: hf4mypn

A DP 1.4 certified cable might fix that. I’ve had multiple freesync monitors that flickered when using the included cable from the monitor, fixed by replacing with a good quality cable. The cables they include in the box are typically bottom of the barrel garbage.

5 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 02:10 ID: hf1sjgq

144, since you should be over 144 with an uncapped frame rate, and freesync wouldn't work anyway

6 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 02:08 ID: hf1s9yr

Whichever you prefer. Personal preference is important.

7 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 02:24 ID: hf1u42q

144hz has less input delay for competitive games. If you're having screen tearing, you'll should stick with 144hz but wirh FreeSync on.

ID: hf4i3s7

Screen tearing is far less noticeable at high framerates than in the 30-60Hz range, imo.

ID: hf4qnm2

I never experienced that so I just play my game at 400 fps.

8 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 08:32 ID: hf2qtm0

I prefer 120hz due to videos.24 video looks better when watch on 120

ID: hf2xrlz

144 is divisible by 48.

120 is divisible by 30 and 60.

Both are divisible by 24.

ID: hf3ok5w

you re right,but there re 30/60fps video：）

9 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 08:58 ID: hf2snp1

120 Hz Freesync from me.

10 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 11:09 ID: hf32j17

143 with freesync

11 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 11:16 ID: hf334ox

Freesync

12 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 13:10 ID: hf3eawx

imo screen tearing is gonna be the more obvious issue vs 22hz less

get the 120hz

13 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 15:12 ID: hf3te5f

What exactly does freesync ?

14 ： Anonymous：2021/10/02 16:13 ID: hf41t3g

120 FS. Since I game @4k and am a spectacle gamer, not a competitive one, I demand the highest image quality possible. Screen tearing ruins the pretties.

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