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I just got my 120hz BenQ a few days ago.

So fucking worth it man. Oh god it is so smooth it's crazy.

Yes, it's exactly like the difference between 30 and 60fps but just doubled.

I just got my 120hz BenQ a few days ago.

So fucking worth it man. Oh god it is so smooth it's crazy.

Yes, it's exactly like the difference between 30 and 60fps but just doubled.
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#32
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Got a BenQ XL2420T 120Hz a few days ago too.

The difference is huge. I use my old 60Hz monitor as a second monitor now and yes, it's sorta like a comparison between running a video at 30fps and 60fps.

Got a BenQ XL2420T 120Hz a few days ago too.

The difference is huge. I use my old 60Hz monitor as a second monitor now and yes, it's sorta like a comparison between running a video at 30fps and 60fps.
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I set my 60Hz monitor to 63Hz using the nvidia control panel. What percentage increase in meatshots will I get? :P I am kidding about the meatshots. not about the control panel though.

I set my 60Hz monitor to 63Hz using the nvidia control panel. What percentage increase in meatshots will I get? :P I am kidding about the meatshots. not about the control panel though.
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I don't think they're worth the money but they are much better. I guess if you need a new monitor get one, but you'll probably be alright with your current one.

I don't think they're worth the money but they are much better. I guess if you need a new monitor get one, but you'll probably be alright with your current one.
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If you're curious about the difference you can try setting your monitor to 75 Hz. Most 60Hz monitors will run at 75Hz if you drop the resolution a bit.

If you're curious about the difference you can try setting your monitor to 75 Hz. Most 60Hz monitors will run at 75Hz if you drop the resolution a bit.
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Would it be better for me to get a 120Hz monitor now and upgrade my PC in a couple months or upgrade my PC first?

Would it be better for me to get a 120Hz monitor now and upgrade my PC in a couple months or upgrade my PC first?
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toothIf you're curious about the difference you can try setting your monitor to 75 Hz. Most 60Hz monitors will run at 75Hz if you drop the resolution a bit.

I did this, and it worked well :) only problem is every minute it goes blank and tells me that I am not using the optimal settings, until I turn it off and on again. not very practical for playing, but it gave me some idea, i guess.

[quote=tooth]If you're curious about the difference you can try setting your monitor to 75 Hz. Most 60Hz monitors will run at 75Hz if you drop the resolution a bit.[/quote]
I did this, and it worked well :) only problem is every minute it goes blank and tells me that I am not using the optimal settings, until I turn it off and on again. not very practical for playing, but it gave me some idea, i guess.
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kuzaI don't have that option myself, does it help? I don't lock my fps so I get anywhere from 250-1000fps most of the time, maybe dips to 150 in mid fights, but what would that launch option do?

Forces 120hz refresh rate for fullscreen.

[quote=kuza]I don't have that option myself, does it help? I don't lock my fps so I get anywhere from 250-1000fps most of the time, maybe dips to 150 in mid fights, but what would that launch option do?[/quote]

Forces 120hz refresh rate for fullscreen.
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damn, wish I knew the difference when I was building this computer. too late for it now :( can't shell out a whole extra $250++

damn, wish I knew the difference when I was building this computer. too late for it now :( can't shell out a whole extra $250++
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