ByLeouzzz
Hello, I'd like to get a 240 Hz monitor, ideally under €200, or around €240. But I don't know what to look for. For example, I saw one from AOC with a 240 Hz response time of 0.5 ms and one from Samsung with a 240 Hz response time of 1 ms. Is there anything else I should look for?
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where the 0.5ms response time is probably MPRT, which describes the duration of a pixel's brightness. What manufacturers are thinking when they specify this as a response time is quite mysterious. But what won't manufacturers do to manipulate numbers for marketing purposes?
The value is not comparable to the GTG response time value of the Samsung monitor.
Available connections, depending on the intended use, which panel type is installed, viewing angle, contrast, brightness, etc.
Well, most of them only play at 144hz anyway. Your eyes won't really notice any more than that.
but for that you also need a graphics card that can handle that many fps etc.