Question Poll: What is your monitor refresh?

[Heartbreaker]

Too bad steam doesn't show this in their survey.

 

[Saylick]

*cries in 60 Hz*

 

[coercitiv]

It does say gaming monitor.

 

[blckgrffn]

I used DP to get the full 165 hz on my alienware, pleb HDMI is stuck at 100hz on it 😀

Also, Freesync Premium and it has configurable LED lighting on game by game basis 😀 This is pretty silly but... .I guess I don't mind it either.

 

[mikeymikec]

2005? Pfft. My 22" monitor is 1080p and IPS, bought it in about 2021 IIRC!

 

[Heartbreaker]

I used DP to get the full 165 hz on my alienware, pleb HDMI is stuck at 100hz on it 😀

Also, Freesync Premium and it has configurable LED lighting on game by game basis 😀 This is pretty silly but... .I guess I don't mind it either.

Mine is a generic 27" 1440p Dell 165Hz gaming monitor, but it has zero gamer lights which suits me. I think it does 165Hz on both HDMI and DP.

Not that I can detect any difference at all between 120 and 165.

 

[blckgrffn]

Mine is a generic 27" 1440p Dell 165Hz gaming monitor, but it has zero gamer lights which suits me. I think it does 165Hz on both HDMI and DP.

Not that I can detect any difference at all between 120 and 165.

I use a Dell 27" 1440P "work" IPS monitor that does "only" 75hz for my bike simulation rig and I love that thing. It's super pretty. No lights and not even a USB hub! I really prefer Dell monitors and use a P3223QE for my primary work monitor. 60hz sad trombone there too 😉

FWIW I too can't sense that high of frame rates and use Chill to limit to 100FPS, generally.

Although this close to 4K that's not usually the problem...

 

[itsmydamnation]

90hz free sync 37inch 3440x1440.

Like all things in life what matters is size

 

[WelshBloke]

Be interesting to know how many people are using variable refresh rates as well.

144hz VRR @ 3440*1440 34" here.

 

[mikeymikec]

nvm

 

[lixlax]

144Hz 4K Samsung Odyssey G70A. Kinda pointless at only 28" but hey. I personally don't see anything above 144-165Hz something "must have" that enhances the experience noticeably.

 

[Heartbreaker]

Be interesting to know how many people are using variable refresh rates as well.

144hz VRR @ 3440*1440 34" here.

It depends:

• FPS that dips below occasionally 60 - VRR to keep it running smoothly as possible.
• More than enough for consistent FPS - I'll use vsync, to keep FPS fixed at a moderate value. I don't see any point wasting more power, and creating more heat/noise to display more FPS than I can notice. I don't notice anything beyond 120 FPS.