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How much FPS can you get on a 144hz monitor?
as Punzer mentioned, the 144hz, directly translates to 144fps. the max frame rate you can display on the screen will be 144fps.
Do you need a 240hz monitor to run 240 fps?
no, you do not need a 240hz monitor to run 240 fps. you need a 240hz monitor to see 240 frames displayed every second. if your hardware is rendering 240 fps, but your monitor only refreshes at 60 Hz, you are only going to have every 4th frame displayed.
Can you see 240 fps?
The human eye can see at around 60 FPS and potentially a little more. Some humans believe they can see up to 240 FPS, and some testing has been done to prove this. Getting humans to see the difference between something that is 60 FPS and 240 FPS should be rather easy.
Can a GTX 1060 run 240 Hz?
Does the GTX 1060 support 240Hz? It will work yes. But as stated, in GPU heavy games your 1060 wont be able to run it at max settings, and drive that fast of an update rate. A 1060 will max out any game at 1080p@60hz, once you want more then in most gamest it is usually a pick 2 (resolution, settings, refresh rate).
Can I run 240 fps on a 165Hz monitor?
TL;DR Simple answer to your title: No, unless you like screen tearing. Match the FPS and Hz by adjusting the in-game graphics settings. Unless you need freesync/vsync/gsync options to eliminate screen tearing, the more fps the better.
Do you need 144 FPS for 144Hz?
if your system (FPS) can run to match the refresh rate (hz) then it is worth it. example: you have a computer with an AMD graphics card, this monitor supports 144hz, that means that you need a minimum of 144 fps on a game to use 144hz. refresh rate = how many times A PIXEL can be shown per second.
Does 144Hz mean 144fps?
It may be able to create 250 frames per second, but the monitor can only display 144 frames per second, therefore the maximum FPS of any monitor is equal to it’s refresh rate. The rest of the frames over 144 will be dropped as they can’t be displayed.
Can I run 240 FPS on a 165hz monitor?
Can you get 240 fps on a 165Hz monitor?
You’ll have to adjust the settings in-game to match the Hz if possible to avoid the tearing. TL;DR Simple answer to your title: No, unless you like screen tearing. Match the FPS and Hz by adjusting the in-game graphics settings.