Jan 18, 2021 · This has been discussed. Framerates over the refreshrate still yields benefits. Like in quake live. The max fps is 250 and my monitor is 165hz.

Jun 25, 2021 · Go to settings and make sure the 2nd Display is at 48Hz (Not 60Hz), and then you would be able to change the Main display to 300 Hz, that also happened to me when I accidentally messed up the settings.

Jun 4, 2023 · The XG27AQMR (300 hz) might not compete with ULMB 2 but it's $400 cheaper and the backlight strobe does seem to work well enough the VRR (Gsync/freesync) between 144 hz - 300 hz. I feel like the XG27AQMR is a step in the right direction but Asus still needs to work on a few things Allow the clarity placement to actually work during ELMB sync

Apr 18, 2022 · This is more likely a case of the 300 Hz monitor supporting variable refresh rate and the 165 Hz one not supporting it, because the maximum refresh rate shouldn't matter at all in the scenario you're describing, and VRR would explain the difference. So in the end I'd just use whichever had the features I cared about.

Jan 5, 2022 · There are lots of things to consider when looking at displays. I will say I think 1440p at 165hz or 240hz is better than 300/360hz 1080p for me personally. But that does not mean 300/360hz is bad. When looking at high refresh rate screen there are points that it …

Jun 25, 2024 · I got it for 20.8k including the card discount. It's a good value for money monitor albeit there are a lot of QC control issues from Acer.

Mar 10, 2024 · On a 300 MHz instrument the same three peaks will be at 290, 300, and 310 Hz. Now imagine having a for example a quartet at 1.5 ppm as the coupling partner. On a 60 Mhz instrument the quartet will have peaks at 75, 85, 95 and 105 Hz. On a 300 MHz instruments the quartet will have peaks at 435, 445, 455, and 465 Hz.

At 300 fps with a 60 hz monitor, the information you are getting may be delayed by only up to 3.33 ms. This doesn't even factor in game-specific mechanics like in CS: GO where the game checks for player inputs every time your GPU renders a frame, further adding to the responsiveness that you feel when you're running a high framerate well above ...

Jul 24, 2023 · The hum is loudest at 180 Hz. It’s second loudest at 300 Hz. And there’s also a very faint 60 Hz hum (but that’s only detectable when looking at a the spectrogram). Please note I’m in America and we have 60 Hz AC. Here's what I've tried that didn’t work: Swapping the recorder (from my computer to a Zoom H4n Pro running on battery power)

Jul 9, 2023 · The OLEDs also don't get anywhere near as bright as the IPS options and I'm assuming the 300 hz 1440p IPS you are talking about is the Asus XG27AQMR (which I currently use) and ELMB looks much clearer than the OLED 240 hz while in motion assuming you can maintain a consistent FPS at 300 hz.