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Fordítási probléma jelentése
I mean, most tvs these days are at least 100hz
If you're not going to use it for gaming, but more to watch movies and stuff, I guess it's fine.
Right-click your desktop.
Go to resolution.
Go to your screen and refresh rate.
Set your 180 hz. screen to 60 hz.
That's the difference that you will see.
Aside from that, it doesn't matter. You can still play multi-player with other people.
Refresh rate isn't so much relevant with new TVs, most are now 120 Hz, if you want good compromise get a mini LED, Hisense does well.
If going for second hand Panasonic is worth trying to get, you could pick up a good 1080p 60 Hz IPS screen for great price. People don't see it now, but they'll be sought after at some point in the future mainly because TVs of that era have 3D support (niche but enthusiasts are out there) and also they don't suffer burn in issues like OLED so have a decent image after many years.
unless you are willing to pay extra for 120Hz,
and being so generous with gaming equipment isnt like invest into health care, why dont everyone go easy, so they dont hurt themselves.
in my experience, after I bought a 240Hz monitor, at the moment gaming just become a whole lot more serious for me ,and the color looks a lot washed out because the panel they used for 240Hz, isnt really great at that time.