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Anyone Who Knows Gaming Monitors Please Help!
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Hi guys, I didn't really know the best spot to post this but I'll be using it on Xbox One so I figured this section should yield some results.
So I've been playing Xbox on my Official MLG BenQ monitor for quite some time now, there's nothing really wrong with it I just feel that it lacks a color range and it's a few years old now. I've been looking at monitors for a bit now and have some questions. My job is to sell TV's, I sell anything from a $150 32" to the $7000 LG OLED's, so I'm very familiar with refresh rates on TV's. Some TV's may have a 60Hz panel with a motion rate of 120, therefore the TV is doing frame insertion (or a different technology) in order to make the picture look smoother than the 60Hz native panel it has. Now I've never seen a monitor have a "motion rate" I've only seen Hz ratings.
All in all, TV's benefit from having a 120Hz panel even though your cable box or game console is only outputting 60fps to the TV, it artificially enhances that refresh rate. So my question is, would i benefit from a 144Hz monitor if the Xbox One is only outputting 60fps (at most) to the monitor.
Thanks guys, any response is much appreciated, love to hear your input.
So I've been playing Xbox on my Official MLG BenQ monitor for quite some time now, there's nothing really wrong with it I just feel that it lacks a color range and it's a few years old now. I've been looking at monitors for a bit now and have some questions. My job is to sell TV's, I sell anything from a $150 32" to the $7000 LG OLED's, so I'm very familiar with refresh rates on TV's. Some TV's may have a 60Hz panel with a motion rate of 120, therefore the TV is doing frame insertion (or a different technology) in order to make the picture look smoother than the 60Hz native panel it has. Now I've never seen a monitor have a "motion rate" I've only seen Hz ratings.
All in all, TV's benefit from having a 120Hz panel even though your cable box or game console is only outputting 60fps to the TV, it artificially enhances that refresh rate. So my question is, would i benefit from a 144Hz monitor if the Xbox One is only outputting 60fps (at most) to the monitor.
Thanks guys, any response is much appreciated, love to hear your input.
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