PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

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Haste
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Haste » 01 Nov 2014, 21:19

flood wrote:
Haste wrote: 120Hz Strobbed flickers too much for me, unfortunately.
have you actually seen 120hz strobed...
Oh come on dude. Seriously?
Of course I have. Check my sig.

ULMB@100%@120Hz = flickerfest for me.

Some people are less sensible to flicker and some are more.
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annisman
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by annisman » 01 Nov 2014, 22:07

My 144hz monitor blows my old 120hz out of the water. seriously.

Ranzear
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Ranzear » 01 Nov 2014, 23:08

Haste wrote:120Hz Strobbed flickers too much for me
Yeah, sure thing Legolas.

Haste
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Haste » 01 Nov 2014, 23:13

I don't get what's so unbelievable in that...
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Ranzear
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Ranzear » 01 Nov 2014, 23:20

Haste wrote:I don't get what's so unbelievable in that...
Much easier to believe you were misconfigured and only getting 60hz.

That or believed you were seeing flicker, got a headache, and decided you could see it.

Or you did the hand-wave thing like we as kids used to in front of CRTs to see the staggered finger shadows, and thought that was flicker.

Claiming you can see 120hz flicker is just ego talking. Nothing gets people to call bullshit like blatant validation seeking.

Anyway, using 144hz over 120hz is just BNS. Bigger Number Syndrome. You're only causing more crosstalk.

Haste
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Haste » 01 Nov 2014, 23:35

I see flicker at 120Hz strobed and it strains my eyes.
If you don't believe me then so be it. I can't do anything about it.
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q X

Ranzear
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Ranzear » 01 Nov 2014, 23:44

In what context? Are you sure you didn't have a resolution mode set by a game put you into 60hz?

Did you ever actually check your 120hz with Testufo?

It's an astoundingly bold claim - like a "go to your local hospital and submit yourself for human vision research, because apparently you're unlike a few billion others" kind of claim. If only you could see why it is much easier to believe you just screwed up the settings.

Haste
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Haste » 02 Nov 2014, 00:19

Ranzear wrote:In what context? Are you sure you didn't have a resolution mode set by a game put you into 60hz?
I just put the monitor into 120Hz mode and activate ULMB in the OSD. And I see flickering in this very forum.
Obviously the forum having a pretty light theme, it isn't helping.

And no I'm not in 60Hz ULMB mode. If I was, I wouldn't be able to look at the screen for more than a few seconds.

Also I know for a while already that I'm more sensible to flicker than most. But I very much doubt that I'm as extraordinary as you make it out to be.
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Ranzear
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by Ranzear » 02 Nov 2014, 00:40

Okay, now go to Testufo.com and make sure that 120fps doesn't look like 60fps, or that it even shows up at all.

flood
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Re: PSA: The purpose and origin of 144hz.

Post by flood » 02 Nov 2014, 01:02

well i can see 60hz flickering, 70hz but only with peripheral vision, and anything above 85hz shows absolutely no flickering.

haste, i dont have any actual statistics but if you can really see 120hz strobing, your flicker sensitivity is probably like in the top 1% or so...
have you ever used a crt?

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