120hz is awesome no matter what resolution its on. It pretty much guarrantes there will never be no lag in games. However i prefer 4k 60hz over 1080p 120hz simply because there needs to be a good balance of resolution and frames in order to get the best viewing quality and 120hz is over qualified for 1080p resolution
It depends. You don’t need viewing quality, as it’s not necessary compared to higher frames. In the eye’s of a competitor, higher frames is significantly demanding.
Whether on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PS5, or even my phone, I mostly prefer 120 Hz lately. 120 Hz displays tend to be so much more crisp and smooth, with greatly reduced latency. Combined with VRR(especially G-Sync), you get the higher frame rate along with no screen tearing whatsoever. Nvidia G-Sync can easily be forced over Freesync, and if you have a high end graphics card like an RTX 3080 Ti(don't hate me), it's glorious.
@@evacody1249 I have tried 144 Hz, but that isn't always ideal if you want to game and watch videos on the same TV. 60 Hz content at 144 Hz refresh rate gives me a headache, whereas I don't have that problem at 120 Hz.
for me, it feels like optimisation on the ps5 and xbsx consoles are just way better. you get 120 fps without every really noticing a dip in the fps. on PC however, the optimalisation is a big mess and i notice micro stutters more often than not. i would deff go with the console version on performance mode
You are mistaken. Consoles aren't better optimised. But significant options and settings have been reduced or removed. They can and should use standardized settings equal to that of the consoles for those who would want to but still give you the option to tweak. And to be honest, it doesn't take that much time to tweak. Especially for people who have low and mid end pc's this is a good thing since that could sustain their systems for a longer times. Also a lot of you need to get out of the mindset that 4k gaming with all the bells and whistles still comes with caviats. In my opinion it's not even worth it. Sometines adding extra textures in FULL HD gives you stunning visuals plus you keep to retain the maximum FPS your system and monitor can handle. These days developers don't put in the time to optimize games for all the platforms their games are released on. And in large part it's the fault of the consumers. Especially the ones who pre-order. Just stop doing that. These publishers and devs need to be forced to do better.
@H N if the playstation lets you select it then your tv/monitor has it. As for more kills, probably just a placebo effect. I felt the same when I got back buttons, but I just used them for crouch and jump , didn't do jump or drop shots ever but my kd went up .25, I wasn't doing anything differently but just crouching more and jumping over railings easier lol
@H N yea, the difference is night and day. When you play 30 then go to 60, you feel like “how could it get any smoother?” Then you try 100+ FPS and you realize.
@H N lmao how wrong you were bro, glad you saw the difference. You can literally see someone before they see you even if it’s just. A split second it’s enough time for you to react
I use the PS5 DualSense controller. I've not noticed any input lag but I don't have equipment to measure any actual figures. I've had a few De-Atomizer strikes and plenty good games on Infinite Warfare (60Hz) which is a good test. Performs great on BOCW too (120Hz).
Just joined your channel down to earth 🌍 but I’m old school just bought the monitor BenQ Mobiuz 25 inch but haven’t a clue what settings to put on it as I’ve only got the PS4 Pro at present but fingers crossed I will have the PS5 in the near future so would be greatly appreciated if I could try your settings with this monitor many thanks JJ London
Hello, please answer my question. My TV is Samsung Q60 A. Its features are 60Hz frame rate, HDMI 2.0 cable and 4K. With these features, can I get a PS5 or should I ban it because I can't pay for a TV anymore? Does this mean that bugs and consoles run on this TV without any problems?
It depends a lot on the person looking at it so I can't give a definitive answer to that question. The numbers suggest a bigger difference but your actual experience may be different. I definitely notice a significant difference going from 60-120fps but you will hear a lot of different opinions.
It's a massive difference, I went from 30-60 fps on my Xbox one to over over 200 on the PC I just built and I immediately improved on every game I play
@@davidzz4750 That is so true. There’s a huge input delay on 60 fps. 120 fps is a big difference. It’s literally double the amount of what players used to get.
What's weird about code running currently vs trying to on 1000000 different cpu gpu ram configuration pc is vastly below a console and it's api at optimality and performance per watt per core per clock per Meg pc and then windows on top is no match for console historically consolesmhave hit 3x a pc in spec to performance and the console being identical across the millions of users vs pc being every Tom dick and Harry config ITS NOT CRAZY ITS COMMONSESNE
I haven't noticed much of a difference visually, and I've been gaming on a 144 Hz 1ms monitor for the past few years. The difference I notice is responsiveness, something you feel rather than see. I have not had this experience that very high frame rates magically make it look "more realistic" or add a huge increase in smoothness.
the thing is, you cant notice it really at all with a controller. It is very noticeable with the snappiness and response of mouse movement. SO for a console using controller, you don't really need 120hz
@@bumbum7175 I hadn't even realized 120 Hz was on with Borderlands 3 until I checked the TV settings. I now prefer 60 fps with higher resolution. The only game so far I'd take 120 over 60 is WRC9. I think racing is a slightly different animal given you're trying to cut even a fraction of a second off lap times. For most games I'll probably opt for 60 fps.
@@bumbum7175 Im playing it on cold war 120 fps on my ps5 the past few weeks. I tried using a 60 fps monitor today, and I found it horrible now that im used to 120hz. Theres a huge difference especially in camera rotation. Maybe you theres some issue with your settings, but on my ps5 and LG Nano86, theres a massive difference. Once you go 120, you NEED 120 or youll get disappointed.
i have ps5 i can tell u 4k at 120hz doesnt exist if u dont care for graphics 120hz is smoother gameplay not jumping no screen tearing no input lag and react to shit quicker 60hz lifelike resolution with tearing, lag etc so whatever fits u ps5 runs 1080 at 120hz or 4k at 60hz when i play call of duty i use 120hz hdmi when im playing 2k i use 4k 60hz port
I don’t know if this is just my monitor or what, but I’ve noticed that the contrast is different depending on if im playing on 120hz or 60hz. Do you know what that is? Im playing on a Samsung Odyssey G5 by the way.
@@TLEEonDaBEAT yeah i fixed the issue by setting my RGB range on my PS5 to max instead of automatic and all games now look gorgeous no matter if its 60hz or 120hz.
@@vollabiwastaken7303 damn i def gotta do this haven't done it yet and just barely got a 120 hz monitor. no complaints so far, it is beyond amazing compared to 60
I got avPs5 with Tv fullHd 1080p , so i have a lagg when i play mission or heist online with other friends in Gta 5 of Ps4 and of Ps5. Plis Can someone help ?
im getting my PS5 tomorrow..cant decide if to get a 4k 60hz monitor or 1440p 165hz one.. i will mostly play COD & BF but also some singleplayer games like Horizon etc..
What size are you getting for your monitor? If you want 24inch then 1080p 144hz(this is the one I think it’s the best for 120fps) and the single player games like horizon will still look good because it a small monitor If you want 27inch get a 1440p 144hz but ps5 doesn’t support 1440p so if you want 120fps you have to go to 1080p. you can use downscale to take 4K to 1440p and get 1440p 60hz. I didn’t explain this part that good so watch a video about 1440p monitor for ps5. If you want 32inch or bigger get a 4K 60hz. And this cost over 350$ which is kinda pricey.
@@danielrubio716 im going for a 27" monitor or somewhere around 27-29 at least.. might hold on for a 4k 120hz monitor since there are more releasing on the market and the price seems to drop..maybe a BF deal? atm the cheapest one ive found is a $800 one.. the new samsung
@@Dannyboyyyy24 nothing at this point..im rockin my 27 in 1080p 60hz currently..might go for a 4k 120hz if they drop in price..or ill go for a 1440p 120hz eventually..not really in any rush
I bought lg cx 55, yes No way looking back to anything less... i get around 36- 40 kills with 120hz mode vs 15-26 with my old samsung smart led 65" also Colours on LG Oled are gamechanger.... games look absolutley different
The graphical downgrade is a hell no for me. I CAN’T STAND graphical downgrades for FPS boosts. I must have both which is why the only way I’ll use 120 FPS on my LG CX is with a high end gaming PC where there’s no graphical downgrade and I’ll have the best of both worlds!
Wow , you get 20 more kills for what , 500euros extra cash.Glorious mate ! Have you heard 144hz and above on PC , triples your kills by 100 LMFAO you dweeb.LG CX 55 game changer my a$$ , 60hz is plenty for consoles , also buying your set to play call of duty or some shooter is funny to the PC master race.WE LAUGH AT YOUR STUPIDITY BRUH !
Buy the asus tuf 165 hz gaming monitor with 1 ms response rate. 4k monitors are gimmick and useless because you cannot experience 4k on a small screen. Its a common point. In order to experience true 4k you need 50-60 inch screen. Get a 2k Asus Tuf 165 hz 27 inch. Best 10/10 also price is affordable
These guys recommendimg monitors that leave ghosting images while you move and screen tearing when you move too fast. They're only 1ms if you overclock them in the settings and it makes the problems even more obvious.
@@iseerashonal821 Everybody is different but to my eyes the leap does not feel significant. I think the reason for this is that you need a powerful computer with G-Sync to actually play at a locked 120-240 fps to feel the smoothness. You see if there are dips where you fall below 100 fps occasionally it does not feel so smooth.
Play on 1.25x
LMAO IT STARTED SOUNDING NORMAL
Thank you G
I play most videos at 1.75x
@@LowKeyDee1620 you should watch the fastest man speaking singing Bad by Michael Jackson lol.
King
120 Hz is a game changer for any COD game
I promise when i just got my ps5 i turned on performance mode and played cod at 120 fps and i got top player in almost every game.
Did you buy this monitor as well and does your game play really enhanced
120hz is awesome no matter what resolution its on. It pretty much guarrantes there will never be no lag in games. However i prefer 4k 60hz over 1080p 120hz simply because there needs to be a good balance of resolution and frames in order to get the best viewing quality and 120hz is over qualified for 1080p resolution
I notice a huge difference moving from 30fps to 60fps.
Is there that much of a difference between 60fps and 120fps?
Ill take 4k at 60hz. Ppl been gaming w consoles forever for 30-60z.
@@richA2430 I would prefer 120
It depends. You don’t need viewing quality, as it’s not necessary compared to higher frames. In the eye’s of a competitor, higher frames is significantly demanding.
@@iseerashonal821night and day difference bro.
I'm casual so 4k 60 is good enough for me.. still amazing btw.
I feel the same lol
Whether on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PS5, or even my phone, I mostly prefer 120 Hz lately. 120 Hz displays tend to be so much more crisp and smooth, with greatly reduced latency. Combined with VRR(especially G-Sync), you get the higher frame rate along with no screen tearing whatsoever. Nvidia G-Sync can easily be forced over Freesync, and if you have a high end graphics card like an RTX 3080 Ti(don't hate me), it's glorious.
Yeah sure shows me you never tried 144hz or 165hz.
@@evacody1249 I have tried 144 Hz, but that isn't always ideal if you want to game and watch videos on the same TV. 60 Hz content at 144 Hz refresh rate gives me a headache, whereas I don't have that problem at 120 Hz.
@@evacody1249 here we go the hardcore guy cringe
for me, it feels like optimisation on the ps5 and xbsx consoles are just way better. you get 120 fps without every really noticing a dip in the fps. on PC however, the optimalisation is a big mess and i notice micro stutters more often than not. i would deff go with the console version on performance mode
You are mistaken. Consoles aren't better optimised. But significant options and settings have been reduced or removed. They can and should use standardized settings equal to that of the consoles for those who would want to but still give you the option to tweak. And to be honest, it doesn't take that much time to tweak. Especially for people who have low and mid end pc's this is a good thing since that could sustain their systems for a longer times.
Also a lot of you need to get out of the mindset that 4k gaming with all the bells and whistles still comes with caviats. In my opinion it's not even worth it. Sometines adding extra textures in FULL HD gives you stunning visuals plus you keep to retain the maximum FPS your system and monitor can handle.
These days developers don't put in the time to optimize games for all the platforms their games are released on. And in large part it's the fault of the consumers. Especially the ones who pre-order. Just stop doing that. These publishers and devs need to be forced to do better.
That will depend on the pc
Thank you for the informative video. Im stuck between getting a 60hz tv or saving up for 120hz monitor later down the track.
@hayden464nz what did you decide
Get a monitor
I got a 4k tv that has 120hz in 1440p it's called Samsung ru8000
Monitor all day!
Save ur money and get 60hz. Playing in 4K 60hz is amazing. Only go with 120hz if u r a hardcore gamer that breathe, eat and sleeps with gaming.
Honestly who uses ray tracing in multiplayer anyways, 120 FPS is Amazing 10/10 would recommend
I couldnt even tell the difference and i game alot
@@benmiller8169 it's shadow ray Tracing which is useless pretty much
@H N console is more convenient
@@Real.384 also reflection ray tracing
I fucking do! Graphics matter to some people!
I feel I get more kills while using the 120hz.
@H N if the playstation lets you select it then your tv/monitor has it. As for more kills, probably just a placebo effect. I felt the same when I got back buttons, but I just used them for crouch and jump , didn't do jump or drop shots ever but my kd went up .25, I wasn't doing anything differently but just crouching more and jumping over railings easier lol
Definitely!! Everything is happening quicker on you’re screen....I don’t get anymore shoot first die first situations. Winning way more 50/50’s!!
@H N yea, the difference is night and day. When you play 30 then go to 60, you feel like “how could it get any smoother?” Then you try 100+ FPS and you realize.
@H N lmao how wrong you were bro, glad you saw the difference. You can literally see someone before they see you even if it’s just. A split second it’s enough time for you to react
This is facts it’s a huge difference in your reaction time . Add a pro controller and you’re good to go
I was thinking about picking this up for my XBOX SERIES X 🤔
The difference is 300 for a 52" or 600 for a 52" with 120hz refresh
Going from 120 back to 60 is very noticeable.
Yes…. It makes a huge difference, just like going to 60fps from 30fps. Literal game changer
Thanks so much for this super helpful. Are you using a keyboard and mouse on the ps5? How is the input lag?
I use the PS5 DualSense controller. I've not noticed any input lag but I don't have equipment to measure any actual figures. I've had a few De-Atomizer strikes and plenty good games on Infinite Warfare (60Hz) which is a good test. Performs great on BOCW too (120Hz).
Does the ps5 come with an hdmi cable that supports 120hz?
Yes it does.
Just joined your channel down to earth 🌍 but I’m old school just bought the monitor BenQ Mobiuz 25 inch but haven’t a clue what settings to put on it as I’ve only got the PS4 Pro at present but fingers crossed I will have the PS5 in the near future so would be greatly appreciated if I could try your settings with this monitor many thanks JJ London
Hello, please answer my question. My TV is Samsung Q60 A. Its features are 60Hz frame rate, HDMI 2.0 cable and 4K. With these features, can I get a PS5 or should I ban it because I can't pay for a TV anymore? Does this mean that bugs and consoles run on this TV without any problems?
I notice a huge difference moving from 30fps to 60fps.
Is there that much of a difference between 60fps and 120fps?
It depends a lot on the person looking at it so I can't give a definitive answer to that question. The numbers suggest a bigger difference but your actual experience may be different. I definitely notice a significant difference going from 60-120fps but you will hear a lot of different opinions.
It's a massive difference, I went from 30-60 fps on my Xbox one to over over 200 on the PC I just built and I immediately improved on every game I play
TH-cam cant show you 120, so you are only seeing 60 tops on youtube videos.
It is and there’s a delay when ur playing 60fps games on ps5 I only play 120fps games on ps5 because of that stupid delay
@@davidzz4750 That is so true. There’s a huge input delay on 60 fps. 120 fps is a big difference. It’s literally double the amount of what players used to get.
Ive been playing it.on my pcs 360hz monitor downscales to 120 and it seems to even run it nicer than my beast of a pc which is weird as hell
Optimization, windows is awful at clogging up resources that’s the secret to apples m1 chip is an optimized os to go along with it
I notice a huge difference moving from 30fps to 60fps.
Is there that much of a difference between 60fps and 120fps?
What's weird about code running currently vs trying to on 1000000 different cpu gpu ram configuration pc is vastly below a console and it's api at optimality and performance per watt per core per clock per Meg pc and then windows on top is no match for console historically consolesmhave hit 3x a pc in spec to performance and the console being identical across the millions of users vs pc being every Tom dick and Harry config ITS NOT CRAZY ITS COMMONSESNE
You knew what you were talking about.
Always notice a big difference between 60 and 30 but I just can’t see any difference between 60 and 120
You probably have a 60hz panel lol. You gotta have native 120hz to notice.
I haven't noticed much of a difference visually, and I've been gaming on a 144 Hz 1ms monitor for the past few years. The difference I notice is responsiveness, something you feel rather than see. I have not had this experience that very high frame rates magically make it look "more realistic" or add a huge increase in smoothness.
the thing is, you cant notice it really at all with a controller. It is very noticeable with the snappiness and response of mouse movement. SO for a console using controller, you don't really need 120hz
@@bumbum7175 I hadn't even realized 120 Hz was on with Borderlands 3 until I checked the TV settings. I now prefer 60 fps with higher resolution. The only game so far I'd take 120 over 60 is WRC9. I think racing is a slightly different animal given you're trying to cut even a fraction of a second off lap times. For most games I'll probably opt for 60 fps.
@@bumbum7175 Im playing it on cold war 120 fps on my ps5 the past few weeks. I tried using a 60 fps monitor today, and I found it horrible now that im used to 120hz. Theres a huge difference especially in camera rotation. Maybe you theres some issue with your settings, but on my ps5 and LG Nano86, theres a massive difference. Once you go 120, you NEED 120 or youll get disappointed.
i have ps5 i can tell u 4k at 120hz doesnt exist if u dont care for graphics 120hz is smoother gameplay not jumping no screen tearing no input lag and react to shit quicker 60hz lifelike resolution with tearing, lag etc so whatever fits u ps5 runs 1080 at 120hz or 4k at 60hz when i play call of duty i use 120hz hdmi when im playing 2k i use 4k 60hz port
I don't see any difference
I don’t know if this is just my monitor or what, but I’ve noticed that the contrast is different depending on if im playing on 120hz or 60hz. Do you know what that is? Im playing on a Samsung Odyssey G5 by the way.
this is normal and you should've adjusted by now, with no settings changed
@@TLEEonDaBEAT yeah i fixed the issue by setting my RGB range on my PS5 to max instead of automatic and all games now look gorgeous no matter if its 60hz or 120hz.
@@vollabiwastaken7303 damn i def gotta do this haven't done it yet and just barely got a 120 hz monitor. no complaints so far, it is beyond amazing compared to 60
For multiplayer a 60hz and 4K or 120hz and 1080p?
1080p and 120Hz.
can you show us the menu where it says that 120hz ara enabled?
its much smoother and I get way better kills in cold war vs warzone. Playing on a LG C9.
That’s not a 120fps capable tv lol
@@frankieq2784 the C9?
@@frankieq2784 The C9 is has a refresh rate of 120 Hz.
Wish this was 4K/60 vs 4K/120 on CoD. Anyone has experience with this please reply and let me know.
Thanks! 👍🏾
I got avPs5 with Tv fullHd 1080p , so i have a lagg when i play mission or heist online with other friends in Gta 5 of Ps4 and of Ps5. Plis Can someone help ?
Bro me personally I don't notice any difference between it the 60 and 120
What is the best hertz to play singelplayer games on?
Generally speaking, if you want performance it's 120Hz. If you want the best graphics it's 60Hz or 30Hz depending on the game.
im getting my PS5 tomorrow..cant decide if to get a 4k 60hz monitor or 1440p 165hz one.. i will mostly play COD & BF but also some singleplayer games like Horizon etc..
What size are you getting for your monitor?
If you want 24inch then 1080p 144hz(this is the one I think it’s the best for 120fps) and the single player games like horizon will still look good because it a small monitor
If you want 27inch get a 1440p 144hz but ps5 doesn’t support 1440p so if you want 120fps you have to go to 1080p. you can use downscale to take 4K to 1440p and get 1440p 60hz. I didn’t explain this part that good so watch a video about 1440p monitor for ps5.
If you want 32inch or bigger get a 4K 60hz. And this cost over 350$ which is kinda pricey.
@@danielrubio716 im going for a 27" monitor or somewhere around 27-29 at least.. might hold on for a 4k 120hz monitor since there are more releasing on the market and the price seems to drop..maybe a BF deal? atm the cheapest one ive found is a $800 one.. the new samsung
@@johan8602 what did you go for I’m deciding too
@@Dannyboyyyy24 nothing at this point..im rockin my 27 in 1080p 60hz currently..might go for a 4k 120hz if they drop in price..or ill go for a 1440p 120hz eventually..not really in any rush
@@seanwfindley im well aware.. however some monitors is upscaling it
Would the benq ex2510 work with a first gen Xbox one?
Yes it will work fine but obviously there won't be 120fps games on it.
Yes, I know I’m planing to get a pc.
Ips monitors suck
@@Theyoufeelme why
@@user-rg6wj5hg3h ghosting and screen tearing
if you look at them side by side, you can 100% see the way 120hz completely destroys the way the game looks.
Well said great video
Thanks!
I love your accent.
I bought lg cx 55, yes No way looking back to anything less... i get around 36- 40 kills with 120hz mode vs 15-26 with my old samsung smart led 65" also Colours on LG Oled are gamechanger.... games look absolutley different
I also have the CX and it is a game changer. Way better at 120fps. The response time is amazing.
The graphical downgrade is a hell no for me. I CAN’T STAND graphical downgrades for FPS boosts. I must have both which is why the only way I’ll use 120 FPS on my LG CX is with a high end gaming PC where there’s no graphical downgrade and I’ll have the best of both worlds!
I was considering a lg Cx oled 48 inch do you recommend
Wow , you get 20 more kills for what , 500euros extra cash.Glorious mate ! Have you heard 144hz and above on PC , triples your kills by 100 LMFAO you dweeb.LG CX 55 game changer my a$$ , 60hz is plenty for consoles , also buying your set to play call of duty or some shooter is funny to the PC master race.WE LAUGH AT YOUR STUPIDITY BRUH !
@@vraciunaitro well mayby i did not mention but yeh cx also goes with my 3080 pc build very well having 4k 120hz, yoy May enjoy your 1080p 144 KEkw,
dose this monitor support 2.0 hdmi ?
Yes it does.
i only bought a new tv 2 years ago and it only has 60hz ;(
Games running on the PS5 will still look great though.
I have a 60 hz tv will a xbox series x and ps5 still play on this tv? I hot my tv 2 years ago.
Should I get a Asus tuff gaming 144hz 1ms or a asus 4k 60hz 1ms
Those ips and va panel monitors are trash. Even the 1ms ones. Go invest in a good tn panel monitor.
Asus VG27A don’t work on PS5 I just exchanged it for a BenQ EX2710
Buy the asus tuf 165 hz gaming monitor with 1 ms response rate.
4k monitors are gimmick and useless because you cannot experience 4k on a small screen. Its a common point. In order to experience true 4k you need 50-60 inch screen.
Get a 2k Asus Tuf 165 hz 27 inch. Best 10/10 also price is affordable
These guys recommendimg monitors that leave ghosting images while you move and screen tearing when you move too fast. They're only 1ms if you overclock them in the settings and it makes the problems even more obvious.
@@papichulo494 don’t listen to this guy unless you have a Xbox.
Yeah you have to remember this is essentially a medium build pc. These consoles can not game at 120 fps with 4K Ultra settings on a game.
I notice a huge difference moving from 30fps to 60fps.
Is there that much of a difference between 60fps and 120fps?
@@iseerashonal821 Everybody is different but to my eyes the leap does not feel significant. I think the reason for this is that you need a powerful computer with G-Sync to actually play at a locked 120-240 fps to feel the smoothness. You see if there are dips where you fall below 100 fps occasionally it does not feel so smooth.
U trippin thats what im on right now
Talking about a view that TH-cam cannot display. Wanted to see the difference.
Please answer do you need a 120hz for 120 fps
Yea
th-cam.com/video/oWocZ2FiSB4/w-d-xo.html
They’re literally the same thing in the sense that you can’t have one without the other!
FreeSync On or Off for PS5 ?
On
Yes
Lol ps5 that has like an handful games only at 120fps step up and get a Series X
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60 Hz for offline games
120 Hz for online games
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144hz or above or nothing.
I don't care about 120hz. I have two 1440p monitors one 144hz and one 165hz. 120hz is a down grade.