Thanks for explaining things that are so basic that people think it's not worth to talk about. These basic stuffs are important. Would love to see more
@@OfficialPrettyBoiKxngsley if would only lock if u use something like v-sync,(which limits the frames you can get to the number of frames your monitor can display)thats also if your computer can handle 60 frames. its not like a lock on, it just limits to the display frames. you can get more frames from your computer but if your monitor is only 60 hz, you will only perceive 60 fps even if your computer is pushing out more than 100
@Hyperprivt Hi, i now im late asf but look what if play my xbox one and i use a hdmi to vga cabel with full hd 30 hz so the adapter is 30 hz but my monitor is 60hz and my xbox one also. Is my monitor gonna change to 30 hz or is it staying on 60hz and im still gonna be able to play 60hz???
Computer: generates 60 fps. Monitor: refreshes 144 times per second(144Hz) You only see 60 fps. Computer: generates 150 FPS Monitor: refreshes 60 times per second (60Hz) You only see 60 FPS because the monitor is refreshing 60 times. simple
Correct me if I'm wrong. So basically, no matter how high your FPS is, it will be capped by your monitor's refresh rate?. Like, 250 FPS on a 60 hz monitor will only give you 60 FPS? 250 FPS on a 75 hz monitor will only give you 75 FPS? 250 FPS on a 144 hz monitor will only give you 144 FPS?
True, but the thing is you would still want a high average fps because then in your worst case scenario say while gaming a lot of animations and effects happen at once you wouldnt want to fall below your monitors refresh rate or you may interpret some lag
@@joaquinmurgarodriguez2099 if your computer is only capable of reaching 60 fps then it's useless to buy 144 hz monitor except if you wanna buy a brand new better computer.
This is why consoles cap out at 60 fps due t omost 4K TV only does 60 Hz. So should I cap my computer gpu output to 60 fps if my TV is 60 Hz? I assume "YES"???
Changing through frames is just your computer receiving new data and changing the pixels on that screen, so if the pixels will show movement 60 times per second, that would make it so movement seems smooth since there will be less movement for pixels change
its funny back in the mid 2000 HZ was really never talked about cause high refresh rate monitors were really not a thing but FPS was, there was a huge difference between 30 fps and 60 fps and even 100 fps. But other than V-sync there was no software the monitor Hz Vs FPS from gpu plus we have cables now to worry about. Makes me think we were lied to about the chase for higher fps when weren't even talking about refresh rate on monitors.
Thank you, just you holding the hdmi and explaining the interaction between that and what it’s plugged into made it make complete sense to me. Great explanation
so is you buy a powerful graphic card and is producing lets say 250 fps but your monitor is only 60 Hertz, you'll never going to enjoy those 250 fps is gonna be a waste.
Ok so i play codm. And in that game you cant go over 60fps because its lock but i got a phone with ajustable hz at max with 120hz. Is it better to play with higher hz than fps? Or i low it down to 60hz and 60fps?
Nothings changed you’re not getting anything out of it. It’s best to have your hz as close to your FPS as possible you could get lag if your hz is a lot higher then your FPS.
so, for example, lets say I have a 144hz monitor. would my experience be the same if my fps was 144, 160, 200, 300, or 400? meaning, is the hz the bottleneck in that situation, and there is no benefit to having an fps number greater than 144?
I like how he says “redraws the screen this many times a second” I saw another video and it was more like explained but like harder to understand so this is better than that
So if my GPU can output 120 but my monitor is 60hz , even if my FPS counter is showing 120+, I’m actually not getting 120? So pretty much FPS = MHZ both are cap?
The pc I’m getting can output about 180-220 FPS. Does this mean I need a 240hz monitor to see all the benefits? I was going to get a 144hz monitor for budgeting reasons but I want to be able to enjoy my PC for as much as it’s worth
Yes if you get a 144 hz monitor and your computer push's out more than 144 fps your monitor will bottleneck at 144 unless you geta 240hz then asking as you don't go over 240 fps you will never be frame capped if that makes sense if you have anymore q's I can answer
Just a question.. probably been aswerd somewhere in comments but theres too much to read lol ! 😅 if my pc gan push 300fps in apex, i have a 165hz monitor . I assume im getting that 300fps just my screen is showing me 165fps..? I use a qdoled alienware now. But i have seen on my previous monitor it shows me the 300fps on my msi 165hz monitor while gaming... am i missing something?
i have a 240HZ monitor and it's set to 240. My graphic card is RTX 3080ti and CPU is AMD Ryzen 9 5900X. i get 400 fps in overwatch with low settings. Do i increase the graphics of the game until i get 240 fps because that's what i am getting anyway?
I would, no need to run on low setting with 400fps. You likely wont even notice any difference past like…. Idk 100 fps? Depends on the person but you can mess with the setting to see. I would at least raise the settings until you get down to 240
Does it matter if i have A monitor with 165hz and A ps5 with 120fps? Does it make it lagg or is the 165hz just overkill because the ps5 only sends 120fps to the monitor?
I wouldn't say overkill. It won't end up utilizing the fact that it has 165hz but it will be nice and future proof not to mention if you also hook up a computer to that screen it will have a nice refresh rate :) and no, it won't make anything lag.
Ok so I’m here for my quest 2. I’m trying to play no man’s sky on Vr. How do I check my max fps output on my pc? I can up my hz on my quest 2 higher than 60-70hz but I have no idea what it’ll do. You’re talking about monitors. So would the screens in the quest be considered monitors? If so how would I check the max fps for my quest 2. Cuz wouldn’t it be plus more than my pc considering the quest 2 also has hardware on its own that can run games without being connected to anything, or am I thinking wrong. Like is the quest 2 completely working off my PCs hardware or is my quest 2 working with my pc hardware plus it’s own hardware. Ig doesn’t really matter but the real question is that if I do up my HZ on my quest 2 and it’s connected to my pc. What would the draw backs be for my pc. Like rn I’m having issues with my game stuttering and frames dropping before 30 fps. Would putting my hz higher fix the issue or would it make it worse? Would it put too much strain and crash my pc ?
How do you know how much ur gaming laptop can run in fps i have a i7 8th gen intel and geforce gtx 1650 max q design and im thinking about buying a 240 hz monitor but How do i know How much my pc can actually run in fps cuz right now its runing 60 on basic gaming laptop screen
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I have a question , you saying that if I have a 60Hz screen & lets say I get a 200fps , i am not gonna benefit from the extra 120 ! but when I play with V-Sych (60fps) it feels much slower & lagging than playing with 180 or 200fps although the monitor refresh rate is still the same so why is that ?
What if you have a 165hz monitor and you have around 1000 fps, and then fps drops to like 800-400-600... can you see and feel the difference or is it the same because its more than 165fps?
Even if you had 1000 Hz I don't think you would be able to tell the difference. There is a quick rate of diminishing returns after 240hz IMO. 60 to 120 is a huge difference then 120 to like 240 is very very slight almost indecernable difference. After that I don't think most people would even be able to tell if you had then guess between anything higher.
In simple words... This means that my monitor is 165hz and I have achieved over 400fps on Valorant, so the fps is not exceeded and always stays at 165hz, which is 165fps?
And yet people still insist on watching movies at 24-30 frames per second while playing games at 4+ times that amount... holding back progress of cinema because they can't stand what reality actually looks like... ...we don't see the world at 24 frames per second and seeing Iron Man suit up at 60 frames per second interpolated made me realize how much better and more realistic things would look at 60+ frames. Yet people see "it's different looking!" and freak out simply because they're used to lesser quality...
Hey, thanks for the explanation. Just to clarify, I bought a 2k monitor and learned its full color gamut will only be displayed when it is at 60hz. I bought a cable that allows 2k at 144hz. Since I only need 60hz, will this cable do the job of giving 2k at 60hz? Thanks in advance.
So what if your running 120 FPS on a 60 hz monitor? What then Also I learned with my Xbox anyway My monitor is 240 hz. But if my Xbox is set to 60 hz it runs at 60 If I run it at 120 hz it runs 120 But will never run 240 hz unless I use a pc that can do it.
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so basically what your saying is even if i have a high refresh rate and my frames be dropping from lets say 400 to 300 constantly i won't notice a difference and my fps will stay consistent at 240?
question im trying to answer. if your computer outputs an fps higher than your hz, am i benefitting at all or should I limit the fps..possible benefit from that?
I-Fresh-I yup. The tv or display refresh rate is basically the cap. You can feed as much frames per second and you’ll see exactly that as long as you don’t exceed the displays refresh rate. Also...yh those are big dreams looking for a console with 120fps😂 I mean you made this comment 10 months ago. But the next gen consoles coming out this fall are probably gonna have 120 FPS. The series x at least. Not sure about ps5
How many FPS on fortnite will I get if I have pc that have a gtx 1660 GeForce graphic card with Ryzen 5 2600 and a monitor that is 75hz?? Please help thank you 🙏
i play valorant and i get 120 fps to 50 moving up and down my monitor has 60 hz i have a geforce gtx 950 can some one tell me if with a 144hz it will improve the laggy screen?
Well both are outputs. Like if I was baking cookies and you were selling them. I can bake 120 cookies each second (fps) but if you can only hand out 60 each second to the customer (hz) the customer (you) will only see what is delivered.
Good explanation, so if going up to 100FPS or more in a 60hz monitor is useless, Then I'll be using vsync more often on games that give me more FPS than my TV is capable of receiving! That way to save resources and get less heat in my GPU... correct me if I got it wrong!!
The reason I came here is because my ps5 for whatever reason has a 60fps mode at 120hz for specific games. Like what does that even mean? How am I supposed to benefit from 120hz if the game only outputs 60fps?
So is your monitor 60hz or 120hz? I’m not understanding the question. Some games are locked at 60fps, even if your monitor supports 120hz. That’s a developer thing
But what if your GPU starts to send frames at (say) 0:01:01 while your monitor starts to refresh image at (say) 0:01:02. Doesn't it mean that the final picture is going to be a black one? Or is it a software level where these two things are synchronised on?
It will just have the previous frame on screen until it’s refreshed, if the frame rate and refresh rate don’t align you can get what’s called tearing on screen where at some point whenever the new frame was rendered your refresh was partly through and all the pixels are like 1 layer off causing jagged edges. There’s a method to sync the refresh rate and frame rate to avoid this called Vsync. You’ll see that as an option in most games.
So if my laptop comes with a 60hz panel and I’m able to get 140fps from a game and I connect a 144hz monitor to it will I get the full 100+FPS experience???
