Don’t Buy a 240Hz Gaming Monitor It Will RUIN YOUR LIFE
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Don’t Buy a 240Hz Gaming Monitor It Will RUIN YOUR LIFE
PC gamers might be better off avoiding 240Hz gaming monitors right now as it could completely ruin their life. Not only are 240Hz gaming monitors incredibly expensive, but with so few 1440p and 4K options on the market you will likely have to make the tough choice between dealing with something that doesn't have good image quality, can't take full advantage of it's refresh rate, or doesn't support HDR.
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If you want the best latency use a CRT monitor. Technology killed before it's time to truly shine 🤔
I’m rocking a 42” 4K 120hz C3 LG OLED TV. I absolutely love native 4K at 120 Hz and I’m willing to trade off all those extra FPS to have native 4K ultra settings at 120. 120 FPS is plenty for now. Truthfully, most people don’t even play above 60.
@@Starwarsgames66 and for that you're using a bank breaking system that costs thousands of dollars.
@GraphicallyChallenged, you're spreading such plentiful amounts of untruths per sentence that you leave Brandon wondering. While being able to push over 60 to 120 Hz on a 1080p monitor you barely need a cheap system, to achieve the same effect on a 4k monitor you need an expensive high end system. No one has to push to 240 Hz just because! For excellent gaming, the difference is barely noticeable above 120Hz for the human eye so your argument is false and misleading. You're attempting to sway people away from this product which if you check on Amazon is the most popular and sell product with excellent reviews. There's a special place in the Brandon administration for people like you.
The TLDR is once you experience 240hz, anything lower feels like shit.
The true goat. Thank you!!!
EXACTLY im thinking im the only one or some i just got a 240hz for fortnite and i try going back to 60 just for fun it felt so bad
Thank you for saving 8 minutes of my life
I just want to follow up that 240hz is all good and dandy. But once you go 1440, 1080 at 240hz is going to look like trash
@@k0ntroversialgaminglmao
It’s okay I’ll get a 360hz
😂😂😂
He's punching the air now lmao
If someone make 1ghz ... 😂Human eye it's not capable to catch with it but it Will still sell like cakes 😂😂
Okay I will just get a 390Hz... Wait no... I'll get a 480Hz... Wait no... I'll get a 500Hz... Wait no... I'll get a 540Hz!
only if its an oled
Me: Buys a 360Hz Monitor Also Me: Plays RDR2 at 30fps
Is rdr2 demanding? Bc I play on a Xbox series
@@fwaxsh8955yes
try to play RDR2 on RTX4070 with a 360hz monitor. Your outside world would feel like shit because you cant upgrade reality
I felt the same thing when I bought my 120hz smartphone. every other screen with less than 120hz seems to be blocky and laggy, but after some weeks, my brain learned to expect 120hz when I look at the phone, and not expect 120hz with other screens, and then I stopped feeling the lag when looking to my 75hz monitor even though my phone was 120hz
i feel the same way lmao . if people really want to see the difference, i say compare their monitors to OLED vs IPS panels. thats the one with the most difference.
@@VenusIsJaded probably bcs you didnt activated the 120hz feature on your new phone 🤣
@@Harry_crypto_investor3634 I've had it activated even since I had it
@@Harry_crypto_investor3634 I know it's on 120Hz because the developer settings says I'm displaying at 120Hz and also because I used a real time frame rate checker
@@VenusIsJaded ok so you must have some brain problem to not feel the difference between them.
bro all ur saying is it’s hard to go back, why would i worry when i don’t have to go back
Ur phone is either 120 or 60 hz. Ur phone will feel slow
@@OO6FN People that use 240hz prolly dont use their phone that much lol
I agree lol like bro i was using a tv since i was 16 ima get a 240hz monitor soon with 2k displayport screw 60hz feels slow
The ips panel I have seems to be fine going down to 120 fps from its base 170. Honestly I probably would be fine sticking to 120hz panels in the future, but ips is where I'll stay at for the foreseeable future.
I have an 27LG83A - B which i use for my GPU 4070 Ti, do you suggest upgrade the monitor to get more out the GPU quality and respons-time?
can you make a video talking about what to be aware to prevent damaging your game monitor... like burn-in or other harmfull thing to avoid... my monitor got damaged by being too long in on a static image
Couple things here. First I like to say you're pretty hilarious with good energy I like it. I also would like to state that the G7 240 is a dog to be monitor personally awful monitor to benchmark from. If you're competitive gamer or play FPS games like I do frequently a higher refresh rate is a must because every second counts in competitive playlist. Personally you would not see diminishing returns unless your PC could not handle it and which case you're just trying to push something you don't need to. Nothing wrong with having a 240 hertz monitor a quality monitor and going into the monitor settings and knocking it down to 120 or 144 to better pair with the PC. High refresh rate, if you could push it in for it, is 1000% the way to go for competitive dedicated gamers. If you just coolin you might not need it but if you have the equipment you will not see diminishing returns like that. Enjoyed the Vid!
240 seems to be like a great spot for video though. I'm on 165 now, but 240 would be amazing because it's a multiple of 24, 30 and 60. 120 is, too, but it's the absolute lower bound for me. I don't need it for the refresh rate proper, but just because video players don't support VRR.
If you're playing games competively and have spare money, then go for 240hz but factor in other variables such as the panel type, resolution etc. 1440p 240hz (280Hz OC) IPS is the sweetspot for me. No worries getting high FPS as 1440p isn't very demanding, with fairly optimised settings.
I had a xl2540 1080p 240hz, now I have a gp850 1440p 180hz its definetely not as smooth but unless youre playing in fpl or above it doesnt matter that much you'll still be competitive at 144hz
@GunniMikki Yeah, I agree with you there. I have an AW2723DF, and it is completely dependent on what skill level you're playing at, I play FPS games at a high level, and it's done wonders for me personally. Haven't used >240Hz in a few years now.
What is a good 1440p 240hz monitor?
1440p 240hz from gigabyte is the way to go. Great picture, great color, great quality. M27QX sub $500
meh for me idc, I play cs and higher res is useless for me when im allready using lower res. plus got money to burn. if you care, im getting zowies XL2546K.
i game on a zowie xl2546k and when i hear everyone talk about the jump from 144 to 240 isnt noticeable is some what true but after you use the 240 for like a year and switch back you will definitely feel the difference. at least for 1080p monitors i would go for responsiveness over image qualiy because 1440p is the tried and true for image quality, of course you can tweak the monitor settings to make the image better.
I've been gaming on tripple 32" 2K @ 240Hz LG gaming monitors in my sim racing rig since 2020 and absolutely love them. Will definitely upgrade to 4K high refreshrate OLED monitors whenever the 4090Ti is released.
Bro youre not pro gamer why do you need all that shit and a 4090Ti.
You sir are ballin
Looking to get a Alienware 32” 4K QD-OLED @ 240Hz Nvid G-SYNC+VESA for game development on UnReal Engine 5. I get a $400 discount when paired with the Aurora R16 desktop do you think that’s a good deal? Total comes up to $6k lmk thanks
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HZ make difference the higher percentage of them you add, for example 30 to 60 is a 30fps increase, but as it is 2x more, it is so much better, the same way as 240 to 360 doesn't feel as absurd even though it is a 120fps increase because it is actually just a 50% increase.
I got a pc that has rtx 3060 and a i5 12600k is it worth it to get a 240 hz monitor or should i get a 144 - 165 hz monitor? If so should i get 1080p or 1440p.
So which 144hz monitor would you recommend for gaming and editing
I purchased a LG CX 55' 120hz last year, and my rig is Ryzen 7 3800X, Asus ROG Strix 3080ti. My system latency is usually between 25-28ms. I think that's pretty good for playing 4k res.
So cute
I have been using a 1440p 144hz monitor which i recently overclocked to 160hz, it actually did have a noticeable effect on my reactability in games and my aim was overall better, I have tried going back to 144hz because i thought "i won't notice a 16 fps difference" and i was never more wrong. I have been hoping to eventually get a 240hz monitor but judging by the fact that frame drops are going to take a massive toll on my gaming I am undecided.
To me 120 vs 144 is very noticeable.
@@GraphicallyChallenged yep i feel the same for me
@@GraphicallyChallenged100% agree. Even from 144 to 160hz. After that it becomes a diminishing returns slope.
What CPU are you running ? If your CPU can run at 5.0ghz all cores it should be fine to push a 240hz Monitor at 1440P easily with low latency. I’m running a 10900K overclocked to 5.2ghz on all cores using a 360hz Asus monitor 1440P with a Rtx 3090 GPU overclock, and I can get 360 max frames with low latency in all my COD Games. You gotta have a good fast CPU and GPU and everything else will fall into place.
Yeah the more you hz you add , the less imporant they become . This is why from 30 to 60 its extremely huge difference but from 60 to 90 it isn't as big .
Ok so I have 2 HP Omen 27 which has 240hz and 1440p! The thing I noticed is that HP stopped selling them a year ago and now they are releasing the same monitor again next month. Something get off with my monitor and I wonder why they discontinued it for over a year and re releasing it with minor updates, maybe I can qualify for a replacement if they were faulty
what i really want to know if how are you getting 240 frames on Fortnite and it still looks good should i have vsync on because my monitor comes with it?
After all of that explanation I really still don’t even know why you think it’s a bad idea to go to 240hz like because the image quality will be worse or something? Idk
I am rocking 270hz 1440p monitor right now To be honest I fell the diffrence when it comes to latency and ressolution but personally I think there is not that mutch diffrence between 270 and 144hz when it comes to seeing it, but overall performance in games should be better (like it is in my case)
you have to get 270 fps to take advantage of the monitor, otherwise there will be no difference.
@@ianrust3785 I have rtx 4080 and I do play cs go with like 400-500 FPS and overwatch with 350 FPS, still there is like minor difference in my opinion.
240 hz have had it for 830 or more days and now my monitor has crashed and is unusable the monitor does not show anything at all anymore only a screen with lines
Are you going to review the LG 45 240hz monitor.. I know that ultrawide 1440p is turning a lot of people off, but I was curious if you were going to post a vid on it. Great vid btw
I've been on a 240 hz TN panel monitor since 2020 but again I'm mostly a multi-player guy. For single player people I wouldn't go above 144hz in fact, I'd strictly game on a 4k TV if I was into those kind of games.
Im a single player guy And i prioritise more than anything visual quality but i also hate oled. Had 2 oled tvs and after a year the picture quality was garbage and full of burn in from windows icon's etc So I want mini led, with miniled i get 90% close to oled but have no problems with burn in and dimming display I also want minimum 32" And at 32" 1080p with 60ppi just looks like hot garbage And 1440p is my favourite resolution for 27" but at 32" the ppi is just not high enough for my taste So i went with a Samsung neo g8 which to be honest i think looks better than oled with how bright the colours are compared and the mini led with 1200 zones just make it look straight up like oled to me, and after a year the picture is still bright and no burn in like oled. It is 240hz which I can't reach in all games i play as i only have a 3070 but i really like windows at 240hz Also people complain about scanlines, but if you turn off vrr and put the monitor to srgb then unless you are 1cm away from the monitor they are un noticeable. Honestly best monitor i ever had . Yeah an oled is a 10/10 in the beginning but already after a year it's a 6/10 because how dim it is and the burn in really bothers me and I can't stand it, while a mini led is a 9/10 forever
4:33 Interesting that latency only reduces by 25% when moving from 144hz to 240hz. I would have expected a much greater latency improvement by almost halving your frame time but it looks like the total "click to photons" pipeline doesn't allow for significant gains past 144hz.
Better response times + higher refreshrate (obviously). 240hz is the sweetspot currently.
@@griffin1366 In terms of the cost you pay for that reduced latency 240hz is not worth it though.
@@budthecyborg4575 The Xg2431 for example is only $280 USD or whatever. Hardly a "comprimise" in cost. Input latency, frametimes, scanout time, monitor response time etc. is all far superior. Even if you ran that specific monitor at 120 fps in 240hz mode, it would be greatly beneficial.
@@griffin1366 Fair enough yes, if you're playing CS:GO then 240hz is very affordable. Good luck hitting 200fps with Ray Tracing, or in an open world game like Flight Sim. The kind of hardware you need to hit 240fps in these scenarios doesn't exist yet, and when it does it will be very expensive.
@@budthecyborg4575 You underestimate what can run that high. Regardless, you missed my point entirely. Faster scannout time, lower response times, less input lag, even running at 120 fps. Friend of mine benchmarked Flight sim at 1080p on the 13900k and 7800X3D and had above 200 fps. He didn't say if it was low or high settings etc. but it's possible.
im sorry but i dont get it geting a 240 hz will make my gaming expirance worse ? i mean im upgrading from my 75 hz so im not sure thats the case
I was always wondering if using the over clock feature on my Asus Tuf 280hz monitor was giving me higher latency then if I just left it the default 240hz?
I'm running an LG C1 at 120hz, in the 90's I ran most of my games at 80hz but I was always in awe of the smoothness of 120hz (which my 19" CRT could only do at 640x480). In the next five years I hope to have an 8K OLED that does both 8K120 and 4K240 to swap between immersive games or competitive games.
how are you planning on running that? :D (4x 4090 SLI?)
@@John69420 Any high end GPU in the last half-decade can run 90% of games at 8K120. People only act like 8K is "unattainable" because they CHOOSE to run settings that kill performance.
@@budthecyborg4575 That statement is straight up false😂
@@John69420 Stay salty.
@@John69420 I've been playing Skyrim in 8K ever since the 980Ti came out (4X Super Sampling). All we need to make 8K120 a reality is actual 8K 120 displays.
3:59 great point...problem with 240hz monitors.... you need expensive hardware and motion clarity tends to suffer at the lower refresh range if you can't max the monitor out. Part of the problem is mouse sensitivity...unless you have a full g-sync monitor with variable refresh rate (expensive and that may add latency)...the input stays at 240 hz...even if you change to 120hz refresh rate....so your mouse is 2x as sensitive as it should be.
What a problem to change mouse settings? U pay 500+ dead pres and cannot buy a modern mouse, am I right?
@@real13D The point is not to spend all that money in the first place for 240hz...as it creates new problems and expenses and does not really make a huge improvement in motion clarity.
It looks like you dont know a thing about mice
@@enessengul219 be my guest and spend more on mice with sensitivity buttons...and added bloatware software to control them...windows mouse settings also does not do a great job of adjusting sensitivity in games...in some it might work fine...in others it can create dead-zones or over-sensitivity.
@@mechlostor just change sensitivity in the settings
what's your opinion on the new LG OLED 1440p 240hz monitor?
I have a question idk if it’s my monitor or something but why I feel faster and for some reason better on 144 than 240 ?
240/360hz will be the standard for gaming monitors in 2023/24. There is 0 reason to fear having to "go back" to a lower refresh rate. Outside of gaming, there is no perceivable difference between 144/240/360hz.
more like 2025
Maybe at 1080p but at 1440p it’s still too expensive
It's literally impossible to play current games 1440p max settings at 240fps with any pc. 60fps is the new standard and I doubt 120fps will replace 60 for a VERY long time. It took like one or two decades to replace the 30fps standard.
@@joaquincasascortes624lol
agreed. lol creator of this video is mentally challenged.
i have a 24 inch 1080p 360 hz monitor and while i do like how smooth it it my 1440p 32 inch curved 165 hz monitor is way nicer IMO, maybe if my 360 hz monitor was a 28-32 incher it would be preferrable but as of now the better resolution combined with the size and still really good refreshrate is much more preferrable, however i do want to get a 4k 144hz+ monitor.
So currently im on 1080p 60hz with a GTX970 and I5 6400, I ordered a new setup with RTX4070 and 13400F and im figuring out if I should get a 1440p 144Hz monitor or a 240Hz...
a 240
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I totally understand the diminishing returns argument. I have both a new OLED that is 120hz capable and a 144hz gaming laptop, and I hardly ever use the 120hz mode when playing games on my OLED because to be honest a smooth 60fps always looks good enough and trying to chase FPS beyond that usually results in the diminishing returns, compromises need to be made. On PC this issue is less pronounced as games just sort of naturally run as fast as they can, but that said I hardly notice a difference between 144 and 60 going between my PC and game consoles.
But that high refresh rate really makes difference in competitive games. In casual games more than 60 75hz it's not necessary as well
Run a 144 hz monitor on Ur pc then switch it to 60 ... Ur notice
My display is at 120hz refresh currently, but i'm also using gsync so if my gpu doesn't produce enough frames, it'll lower it depending on current performance. vrr is pretty awesome. I'm running an lg cx 48" 4k 120hz oled. I have absolutely ZERO interest in higher frame rates because my 4090 isn't going to give me enough frames to drive it.
Yet I’m trying to get a 390hz for my 4090
@joshhardin666 who on earth told you that's what Gsync does? Gsync is used to keep the FPS and refresh the same. So if your fos goes 133fps 136fps 142fps the hz will do the same so it lowers input lag/frame timing and screen tearing is also removed. For gysnc too work you MUST enable vsync in the Nvidia control panel otherwise if your FPS goes above the Gsync range of the Gsync module/compatible it will make things worse. Nvidia promoted the use of Vsync with Gsync for years but most have no idea and I find so many people who aren't even using it because without Vsync on it won't work just Google it. 🙏
I just bought Samsung Odyssey G4 25" 240Hz because your video convinced me thank u ☺️ in all seriousness I play very competitive on games like call of duty and Fortnite do u think this monitor is a gd choice ?
My pc just going below 20-30 fps of 240hz now always but sometimes Then Should I buy 240hz monitor OR I should go for 165 hz ?? I am playing valorant aggressively
In Overwatch you need to move your mouse ridiculously fast. While aim training, I've noticed that even with 144hz I get these really blurry moments when Im moving from target to target, I think going from 144 to 240 is going to improve visibility in these moments in-game. EDIT: Yeah my next monitor will be 240. Not gonna pay 3 times more for OLED lol. EDIT 2: Overwatch is a shit game tho. And Blizzard is terrbile company. Please dont support them
That is not 144Hz or 240Hz That is the LCD panel bad pixel response time. Sad but true 144Hz monitors do not get enough fast panel...
literly
@AM SQ I've climbed from 1700 sr (Silver?) to plat 2 within like 30 hours of playing after being around 1700-1800 in OW1 for over 100 hours I think the new players are pushing old ones higher, I cant be that much better within 30 hours EDIT: Not that monitor doesn't matter, my 280hz one is coming in the post
i hat grandmaster on 60hz it doesnt matter that much...
@AM SQ i went from 144hz 24" to 240hz 27". overwatch i went from high masters/low gm to high master/low gm. it does feel nicer now tho
Who let this guy speak
I did
So is 165hz good? Should I do 240 or stay at 165? I'm not a computer person but I want somthing good
How important is g-sync on 144/240hz?
Sir, you don't need to be pushing 240fps to benefit and notice the higher 240hz refresh rate. It's absolutely ok to upgrade to a higher refresh rate monitor without updating your other components. Unless you are going to a higher resolution.
its not truth
@@sdgdsgsdgdsg1594 yes it is
@@massaBeard no
@@massaBeard for 240 fps - need 240 fps
@sdgdsgsdgdsg1594 no you don't
I currently have a 4k60 monitor but I think I want to drop down to a 2k with a faster Refresh rate. I was looking at some 240hz monitors as well as some 170 and 180 monitors. can't really decide.
Odyssey g4 is good 240hz monitor for competitive games (and colors) overall?
I'm sticking to 60hz at FHD until I'm confident I can keep up with the cost of maintaining better. If I don't run games with horrible aliasing and no good AA I can probably stay there until it's no longer an option. I'll just keep myself trained on it as long as I can to save on hardware and power consumption which includes climate control for your personal space if it heats too much.
Please switch to 144hz 😭
You sound broke
man just say you can't afford an upgrade
@@quilzy3266 I'm under the impression it's only a problem after experiencing it. The higher the resolution and refresh rate you experience, the higher the ongoing cost to maintain that level of comfort that you now can't feel comfortable below. I follow global socioeconomic, political and mass migration trends. It doesn't look good. Just maintain a baseline and stay there until the bottom level pushes above that. It's the best way to hold down your long run cost of living and instead not be effected when the economy decides no job nor other income for you, even if there are plenty of openings. Pay special attention to people who fled the worst places and trends and undertones in your homeland.
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I've learned one thing since I got my first 240 hz monitor.... The sharpness during motion is from another universe. Especially with an Oled monitor. That's the only thing that blew me away. Responsiveness, snappiness, smoothness etc. is the same as with 60 hz. But I'm crazy for a sharp picture so I'm pretty much bound to at least 120 hz 😅
You must be a time traveler, oled at 240 hrz doesn't exist until 2024.
@@studior3dd?? 240hz OLED's have been out for over a year now
@ziv1673 he edited his messages, he mention 4k 240 hz. There were only 240 hz for 1440p but not in 4k.
@studior3dd ah, that makes sense. I'm pretty happy with 1440p oled for gaming. 4k is too much res for too little frames imo, you plan to upgrade?
@@ziv1673been rocking the CX oled 120 hz for sometimes now. Yes to a 240hz, I couldn't wait for the rest of 2024 model to drop so pull the plug on the new 32 4k 240 hz Alienware .
I’ve had 1080 at 144 for a long time now. I want to switch over to a 1440p but don’t really see it necessary. Does it actually have a big impact on fps games?
The difference is insane ngl.
A little late to this video but I’m getting my first ever PC and I’m having trouble trying to find if I should get a 165hz or a 240hz. I would also appreciate if you could reply with an Amazon link to a monitor you might recommend for me
In the same boat. Which one did you buy
I've been gaming in 4K 120hz since 2020 so I can't go back at this stage. This is on a 75" QLED HDR Samsung though, so the tradeoff is worth it. Going higher fps definitely has to crank down the resolution but it's all personal preference.
@@Cantatos 😅
Do they have any OLED 4K monitors that can actually fit on my desk? Lol
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🤣😂 yeah indy games
I’m too far gone 😂😂😂 I bought a 240 hz monitor at 1080p at the end of 2017, and yes, my old computer could render all those frames in the games it mattered. I just bought a 240hz monitor at 1440p last week for my new comp and i absolutely love it, but like I said, I’m too far gone. Unless you have money to blow, don’t do it!
what is name of the monitor showed up most of the time on the video? for exapmle: 4:27
I have 2 monitors on my current setup. A 27in 1440p 144hz monitor and a 32in 1440p 165hz monitor. I can't really tell a difference between my 165hz display and 144hz display as far as smoothness. However, trying to use a 60hz monitor now feels terrible and I don't see myself every buying a monitor below 144hz in the future. Not going to upgrade to 240hz anytime soon as I would be far more likely to purchase a 4k monitor at 120 or 144hz in the future. My graphics card now is only really well equipped for 4k gaming at 60hz being the RTX 3080 So I will probably wait for the next generation of graphics cards to consider a monitor upgrade since games feel great on my 4k 60-inch TV at 60hz as long as I'm using a controller and 100+ fps in 1440p still looks smooth and pretty clear to me.
@lartilus Nope. Still doing pretty well with my RTX 3080.
I'm on 240hz (Neo G8) however it depends on the game, you can just play at lower fps in more demanding titles. Another point being that It depends on the person, and what tradeoffs they might be willing to live with.
scanlines
@@TheRealElectricOutdoors yup, but it's not a big deal when watching content or playing games. because you can't see it. I use this 24/7 you only see it when looking at static windows taskbar or menu stuff. honestly it's overblown. my biggest issue is the anti reflection matt coating they used. I wish it was more glossy. even so, I know the color shifts when you move your head so I think this panel technology is just very limited anyway. Let's all just wait for next gen tech. For those that can afford it and didn't want to wait there's either throw away OLED tv's ( due to burn in ) I don't know what it's like really, but I figure it might happen. And yeah this isn't perfect but it's still better than 99% of monitors out there.
this man is talking nonsense sooooo often. if you buy a fast car, do you care about not being able to go back to a slow one? no, you dont. yes the improvement in latency isnt as high as 60 to 144 but its alr and there are many good 240 hz monitors
Im currently using 144hz is there any improvement jumping to 240hz also is 360hz a meme?
hey can anyone tell me wether the AOC C27G2ZU is a good monitor?
I recently went from 3 27in 1080p 60Hz monitors to 3 27in 1440p 165Hz monitors with much better color accuracy to boot. I definitely wouldn't go back! I really don't need 240Hz, but I am thinking about an 120Hz OLED as a fourth monitor on the wall, especially if I can find a decent GPU for 4K gaming at a decent value...
I just upgraded to an LG C2 42 as my main monitor not too long ago. I still have my 27in 1440p 165hz as my secondary. 4k OLED makes it so hard to go back to anything less even if it is only 120hz.
6800xt or 6950xt, go with a 3080 or 3090 if you want to stream.
FPS and Hz don't have to match, so there's also that... if you want 240Hz primarily for the smooth desktop feel (cursor etc) with VRR (GSync/Freesync) you can just run games at whatever FPS makes sense. I'd still CAP the games though for more consistency and to reduce fan noise... and just FYI, when I ran my games at 1440p on my 4K G2 OLED I expected the games to look slightly blurry like pretty much everybody said they would but it wasn't that obvious to me... also some games have modern scaling so, for example, I tried running at 4K and dropped the resolution to 50% in Kena Bridge of Spirits (so 1080p render then upscaled) and that game looked pretty great on my GTX1080... my big disappointment was I thought my GTX1080 would work for GSync/Freesync but it didn't... there's no VRR through HDMI on that card so check into that if you're unsure... maybe a 240Hz, 1440p OLED would make sense for a new desktop monitor (vs my 60Hz) but then I'm not sure about black crush (an issue on my LG G2 OLED for sure) and the sub-pixel layout means text issues... at some point you just SIGH and put off the upgrade because things are working well enough for now.
My C2 doesn't want to upscale to fit the screen when trying to play at a lower resolutions...how did you get your games to automatically adjust?
I bought a 240hz for csgo and valorant, but now when i try to play other games (like solo player games) its always a pain to get the 240fps especially in more recent games.
I have finally a Good pc with a Good gpu (4070 ti) and I have 2 144hz monitor and I am considering if I really should upgrade for a bigger hz, I am really unsure what I should do atm
I'm still going to buy a 240hz monitor.
Im going to buy FHD 500 hz for new PC in future...and leave my old PC with CURVED FHD 240 Hz xDDDDD I've seen no differense(even slighly) for my eyes when i tried 3440x1440, and not even thinking to get QHD in future, till FHD run out of stock
@@pesockek Me personally, U want the Samsung Odyssey Neo 8.
Have a origional G7 myself and enjoyed 240hz for some time. Mostly play competitive games like CSGo, with some CoD and its been great for those uses. Also good for web browsing and scrolling. Can't go back to lower refresh rates on LCD as it looks so stuttery in comparison. Even 165hz. Reminds me of the smoothness of CRT's. I'd imagine OLED's being even smoother, especially the 240hz ones.
G7 is my new monitor. Wasn't sure at first but turns out I love the curve and can definitely see, let alone feel the difference between even 240 and 165. Back4Blood is lit at 240fps 😁
So what's the minimum components you'd suggest for running an ultra wide screen 240hz G9?
Get a 3080 or my favorite, an RX 6950XT! You will thank me later (;
I got a benq hdr 1440p 144hz I'm getting tomorrow a aoc 240 hz 1080 ... I'm a FPS gamer and will it beat the 144 .. I think so ... But I test before I past judgement
Currently using 144Hz monitors in gaming, and a 120Hz TV with the LG C2 48". Edit: For me I'm not into competitive shooter games, I'm more into story driven RPGs, RTS and city-builder games and whenever I do play multi-player it's usually on a PS5 with my aforementioned LG C2. I'll be sticking with my 1440p 144Hz LCD VA monitor as my main PC display for the foreseeable future, maybe upgrade to OLED down the road at a later date when my machine outgrows my monitor's capabilities.
I still have a 75Hz 1440p, I have been looking for a 144hz 1440p 23.8 monitor for pretty much 3 years now, they made them in 2017 till like 2020 but they were discontinued before I could buy one sadly. I just found a 100hz one from Lenovo but I don’t know if an extra 25 frames is worth the 180 dollars. If any of you know of a 144hz 1440p monitor in that size that exists or that’s rumored to come out please let me know
AOC Q24G2A/BK and Philips 24M1N5500Z, which are using same panel. They are released in China and Europe, not sure about USA...
Can we dial down 240hz monitor to 144hz from settings?
changed main monitor from LCD 27" 2k 144 hz to LG C2 42" 4k 120hz. still use both though task / game dependent just tossed the old 24" old secondary screen to backup status, still driving it all with a OC 9600k and 3070 . have an entire new pc in bits but have been denying myself the upgrade reward for now (13600k / 4080 / Z690 )
I'm seriously contemplating a c2 4k tv on a 4090 build for plex and gaming. Just torn on 7950x or 7800x3d on the cpu.
I had the xl2546k 240hz. Just bought the Innocn 4k 160hz 27" Mini Led. I can lower the resolution for high frames and max settings for high fidelity gaming. Very satisfied.
Bro i need help i am going to buy the xl2546k for competitive gaming like csgo valorant apex legends fortnite overwatch lol gta v etc etc with rtx 3070 so is it a good choice on my monitor/will i play better or does it not worth it?
Is the asus rog strix xg249cm good? Its 270hz.
Currently have G7 Odyssey (240hz) Rig is: R7 7800X3D 4070Ti 32gb DDR5 6000mhz Think I should stick with this monitor? I play escape from tarkov mainly but also play CS and R6. I definitely don’t know the “best” monitor settings to use
the only upgrade for you us moving to oled. you will never reach over 140fps on tarkov other than factory or labs anyway.
@@GmodFilmsTR i get 200+ FPS on tarkov lol. close to 300 on some maps
i can buy a dell 32" for 500€ with 144hz vs a samsung 32" smartmonitor for 440€ with 240hz now say me why i would choose the bit more expensive dell? both are va panell with freesync prem pro, my atm monitor is a dell 27" 1080p 144hz and its too tny for me :D
I have 165hz on my Pixio but I never use it, because the gfx card fans kick in when I'm playing RT games and it gets loud and I worry about the electric bill, lol. I go down to 120 and even 60fps to quiet it down, and really after a while you get used to it, it only sucks when you're in a fast paced FPS like Doom, which I might turn back up and turn RT off if I'm struggling on a section
So is it still okay to get a 240 hz
why are you so silly and cheeky? who the fuck is this silly little goofy guy, hes got so much energy
Bro i have FHD 240Hz and got a new Pc now so obv. I want a better Res Monitor. And iam in between 4k 144Hz oder 2k 240Hz. And I think I rlly cant go 144Hz even though its 4K
I play warzone 3. Anyrbing under 200fps just feels slow and laggy and just bad. Is this why? Because I’m used to 240?
Can you do a video on what games the aoc g2 can handle? If you can
bro i have 60hz monitor i don't have any option to change
I play Singleplayer and multiplayer Games. Should I buy 1 Monitor with 1440p OLED 240hz 27in and if I want to play Singleplayer Games I lower the refreshrate to 144hz or 120hz (Bc Singleplayer Games are hard to run at 240fps in 1440p) Or should I buy 2 Monitors, 1st still OLED 1440P 240hz 27in, 2nd 4k 120hz/144hz IPS 27in. Im clueless pls help
You don't have to lower the refresh rate, doesn't work like that. You have to lower the resolution to 1080p to run the games smoothly and and enjoy them at 120Hz and above, if you have a low end system. For a low end system it's better to buy a quality 1080p monitor (the only thing important about the refresh rate is to be above 120Hz, if it's too big it's not an issue, don't listen to what this guy is telling because he's misinforming). On the other hand, if you have a high end system (for the 3000 series Nvidia 3080ti or above while for the 4000 series Nvidia 4080 or above or the AMD equivalent) and want to play every game at 120Hz, than go ahead and buy a 1440p or 4k monitor.
I just bought the Alienware X17 R2 w/ a 3080 ti and it has an insanely unnecessary 480hz refresh rate. I'm buying an external 1440 monitor, though, with 165hz like a sane person. I have no idea what the point is of making a monitor at 480hz.
What id you go oled 240hz
what about 270 hz? mine is 144 hz i want to change now because im gonna get a new GPU and I want to have as much bandwidth to my fps available as possible as the games im playing when I get a new GPU will have a lot more fps.
The ASUS M16 I just bought 4 days ago has a 240hz monitor. Guess I'm screwed! Lol
how big is the difference between 180 and 240hz?
So what’s a really good gaming monitor for ps5/pc
Thank you, I actually did change my mind and will be going for a less lucrative 180 hz monitor.
for what I play and do on PC a low refresh VA panel is good enough for now, years later I might upgrade to a fast refresh OLED
I bought the ASUS xg258q back on release, 2017. Probably one of the worst purchases I've made for a while. Mainly because of the terrible overdrive ghosting, even at default. You have to lower it from 3 to 1...making the motion not as clear, so pointless. Plus, since it was speed focused it doesn't look great.
how do you measure latency?
my series x i have hooked up to a lg oled cx but for the pc im going to stay with 165 hz monitor
I just wish monitors were more flexible, I like my 240hz for plain viewing and playing those high fps games And if I could like make a custom 165hz for games like Cod which cant get 240 fps after like 3 updates I would do that but you can only go from 240 to 144, I try to set my hz lower in different games but I think my monitor hates that since its set to 240 and im setting my game to 144
My monitor is a 144 Hz Gigabyte 4K M28U. Maybe down the line I would consider a 4K 240 Hz, but the prices need to come down some.
unless the 240 fps Monitor is both 16 k resoution 15360 × 8640, is 12-bit colour depth, which is 4096 shades of primary colours. is micro oled and can i have graphene for low power used mabey full hologram as well thanks
and a pc that can run that natively as in no artifical upscalling cus im am not quite sure if its 8k or 16 k as i have heared people say both 8k and 16k so natively 16k all settings ultra max 240 fps and and full ray traced and path traced
240hz is great as i can't see tearing so I don't use v sync or g sync so even if I'm getting 90fps the monitor is still refreshing at 240hz all the time so motion still looks great although blurrier due to sample and hold issues, this is on the Odyssey G7 1440p. I'm now currently using the C2 at 120hz and yes it does feel pretty meh and motion at 120hz is so blurry compared to say 200fps on the G7 when playing a SP shooter. 240hz oled is my end goal at 4k with bright HDR and no grainy panel coating. 144hz and 165hz tearing is real bad still so you need g sync and thus the overdrive can be worse at different refresh rates on the fly. So for me it's 240hz lcd or 120hz oled tv. The G7 has nice blacks with dimming zones on and is pretty great although the curve messed my eyes up so I stopped using it. Seeing flat screens look bent backwards is not a desirable side effect. I'll make do with the C2 until 32" 4k 240hz, bright HDR oled comes along with a semi glossy, glossy screen. Aiming at stuff at 117fps though is so meh compared to 200fps, night and day feel even though I only play SP shooters, it just feels more fun to play at 200fps.
@theoldpcgamer77 Gsync doesn't just remove screen tearing it gives you much more consistent input delay and frame times due to the refresh rate of the monitor in sync with the FPS of the game. Also the monitor will not be refreshing at 240hz it will be all over the place due to no sync. If your using the monitor fps reader their fake and only show a static 240hz unless in sync.
Well i already bought my laptop and it has 240hz, i've for the last 12 years been with a 60hz screen and playing on a 60hz screen, even for xbox 360 and other screens, i wonder will this be a huge change, as i'm receiving my laptop in 3 hrs, i'll tell you the difference for my perspective in the comments, but never thought of this to be a change tbh.