60 FPS is good for a flat screen, but 100+ FPS is better and I enjoy the vibrant fluidity of the games at those high framerates. I think I spent less than 2k on my PC but it has been a journey of upgrades over years so I’m not sure
60 FPS is NOT good for VR though. 90 FPS is the bare minimum for smooth 3D immersion with any modern VR system.
I think a large set of people hardly notice a difference past 90Hz (on flatscreen), but I find myself to be very sensitive to it.
When I play games where I need to be able to snap turn 180° in a tenth of a second and recognize what’s on my screen, 120Hz is a mandatory minimum to feel confident in the image. 165+ is where it starts to not matter as much.
60 FPS is good for a flat screen, but 100+ FPS is better and I enjoy the vibrant fluidity of the games at those high framerates. I think I spent less than 2k on my PC but it has been a journey of upgrades over years so I’m not sure
60 FPS is NOT good for VR though. 90 FPS is the bare minimum for smooth 3D immersion with any modern VR system.
I think a large set of people hardly notice a difference past 90Hz (on flatscreen), but I find myself to be very sensitive to it.
When I play games where I need to be able to snap turn 180° in a tenth of a second and recognize what’s on my screen, 120Hz is a mandatory minimum to feel confident in the image. 165+ is where it starts to not matter as much.