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I just want my low key input to display latencies in games and I'll be happy with as low as 40 fps. Unless it's vr then I also need way more stuff than I can afford like 140+hz, lenses and fov something something, panel tech something also, etc. in order to not get sick
My screen is still the same 144hz. How do you make it go faster?
Honestly as funny as it is I've been able to notices differences between 120 - 144 hz displays pretty consistently
I still use a 75hz desktop and 60hz on my Laptop. I can’t tell the difference.
Even looking at the iPhone 15 pro next to a 15 looks the same to me.
When it comes to my phone, I can tell the difference between 90 and 60 Hz. I prefer 90 Hz but I would be okay with 60. Ideally I'd like the highest refresh rate I can get inside my budget when I have to buy a new device with a screen. One annoying limitation is that all the video is played in 24-60 Hz. I notice it when things move with any kind of speed or when I'm looking at background object and the camera moves.
All things considered, it's a minor annoyance. My quality of life wouldn't change if I were limited to 30 Hz.