I know there’s no numbered fixed limit on the human eye, obviously, but it seems like beyond a certain screen refresh rate our eyes wouldn’t really notice a difference, yeah?
For Joe Everyman with a reaction time of 250-300ms it would probably not be worth the additional cost, but for esports players who have a reaction time of half that already it starts to matter more, especially for games that run synchronously on a tick system.
Is it really worth the cost after 144 Hz, though? Are there applications for a higher refresh rate than the human eye can even see?
This guy is pretty exited about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqa7QVwfu7s
He says it looks “real”
There is no fixed limit on refresh rate that we can see, that’s not how seeing works.
Thanks for the answer!
I know there’s no numbered fixed limit on the human eye, obviously, but it seems like beyond a certain screen refresh rate our eyes wouldn’t really notice a difference, yeah?
For Joe Everyman with a reaction time of 250-300ms it would probably not be worth the additional cost, but for esports players who have a reaction time of half that already it starts to matter more, especially for games that run synchronously on a tick system.
Ah, so like the esports competitions for LoL and the like? That makes more sense. Thanks!