Another computer-related "A-ha" moment (bought a Gsync monitor)

<p>Congrats on the new monitor! For me, going above 60 fps was the big upgrade. While I didn't notice the major benefit of 144 fps at first, once I went back to playing at 60 fps I could instantly notice the difference. For me, the minimum frame rate that feels good to play at is around 75 fps, but that depends on the game. I can play The Division 1 and 2 at that fps and it feels alright. But I can't play Warframe at less than 100 fps without it feeling jerky. Higher is better of course, but for me, going beyond 144 fps is starting to hit the point of diminishing returns. I used to have a 144 Hz monitor, then I went to a 165 Hz G-Sync monitor, and the move from 144 Hz to 165 Hz wasn't a big difference to me.</p><p><br></p><p>G-Sync to me wasn't as big of a deal, because before I got a G-Sync monitor I rarely used V-sync anyways. And I guess my eyes aren't that sensitive to screen tearing. But it's a nice feature that I use on all of my games. It seems like a big benefit to anyone who uses V-sync though.</p><p><br></p><p>But for me at least, 144 Hz is not a requirement for non-gaming tasks. Like yeah, everything is smoother at &gt;75 Hz, but I don't need my web browser, my code editor, or my terminals to be running at 144 Hz for me to be comfortable. So I use regular 60 Hz screens for my non-gaming and work monitors without issue.</p>