Anonymous
7/5/2025, 5:55:29 AM No.714550932
How much does 4k 240hz matter in gaming?
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Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:03:43 AM No.714551450
Imagine Mario Kart without any hazy textures on a large screen.
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Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:06:22 AM No.714551618
>>714551450
But 240Hz would be on a tiny screen like OP's picrel. The highest you can get on a decent sized screen is 120 on an OLED, and 165 on a MiniLED.
But 240Hz would be on a tiny screen like OP's picrel. The highest you can get on a decent sized screen is 120 on an OLED, and 165 on a MiniLED.
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:07:50 AM No.714551732
>>714550932 (OP)
above 144hz is for esports trannies and you wouldn't be asking if you actually would have wanted it
above 144hz is for esports trannies and you wouldn't be asking if you actually would have wanted it
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Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:08:05 AM No.714551746
>>714550932 (OP)
4K 240 on an OLED is the most eye opening experience you can have. You literally will not be able to go back. Remember when you went from 60 to 144? Yeah, it's like that but 10x better
4K 240 on an OLED is the most eye opening experience you can have. You literally will not be able to go back. Remember when you went from 60 to 144? Yeah, it's like that but 10x better
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:08:05 AM No.714551748
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:27:51 AM No.714552860
>>714551732
poorfag
poorfag
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 6:51:22 AM No.714554132
>>714550932 (OP)
It doesn't.
Because the motion blur destroys any extra detail that 4K provides.
And 240hz doesn't fix the motion blur either.
You'd need 240hz plus BFI but BFI has a load of its own issues.
It doesn't.
Because the motion blur destroys any extra detail that 4K provides.
And 240hz doesn't fix the motion blur either.
You'd need 240hz plus BFI but BFI has a load of its own issues.