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Low FPS should I still get a 120hz monitor?
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I get from 120-160FPS with max frames, dx:8.1, capped at 121fps with 60hz monitor. Is there a point to getting a 120hz monitor if I get that low FPS? If so what? If not any ways to increase frames?

I get from 120-160FPS with max frames, dx:8.1, capped at 121fps with 60hz monitor. Is there a point to getting a 120hz monitor if I get that low FPS? If so what? If not any ways to increase frames?
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You only need 120 fps to use the 120 hz.
If you drop down to like 80 fps it should still look better than on a 60 hz monitor.
I'd only buy it if you can maintain stable 120 fps though.

You only need 120 fps to use the 120 hz.
If you drop down to like 80 fps it should still look better than on a 60 hz monitor.
I'd only buy it if you can maintain stable 120 fps though.
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despite what people think, i'd say you do not need 240 frames or whatever // double your hz of frames to benefit from 120hz. (120fps is all that is needed)

despite what people think, i'd say you do not need 240 frames or whatever // double your hz of frames to benefit from 120hz. (120fps is all that is needed)
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I can only maintain ~65 FPS in a bad case, but my 75 hz monitor is so much better for TF2 than my 60 hz that it's ridiculous, even when I dip below 60.

I can only maintain ~65 FPS in a bad case, but my 75 hz monitor is so much better for TF2 than my 60 hz that it's ridiculous, even when I dip below 60.
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i have a question if ur using a laptop then put a crt monitor 120 hz. is my game will be faster?

i have a question if ur using a laptop then put a crt monitor 120 hz. is my game will be faster?
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