Polling Rate 125Hz vs 1000hz @ 144hz Monitor @ 144 FPS
2020年8月26日 · Mouse polling, yes I notice, at 125 Hz it's laggier for sure and that's on 76 Hz monitor. For regular people who may use even abomination such as Vsync in games, it may not be noticeable. On older mice such as MS IE 3.0 it would also limit max movement speed, you can test yourself with a newer mouse sensor to what degree that's still the case.
The Path to the Holy Grail of 1000Hz : r/Monitors - Reddit
2020年8月22日 · Lets start with response time. At 1000ms, pixels must fully transition to a new colour within 1ms, and likely less than 0.5ms. Pretty much no monitor can do that yet. You'd also have to do backlight strobing at 1000hz to hide the transitions. There's pretty harsh diminishing returns beyond the 240-300hz range that we're at now.
1000hz Monitors Expected To Hit The Market By 2025. : …
2017年12月26日 · Blurless sample-and-hold requires an insane number of Hz and frames. So, no, 1000 Hz not the final frontier on human vision limitations, when it comes to trying to pass a Holodeck Turing Test (e.g. real life looking exactly the same as a display), due to the side effects of the human invention of using static images to represent moving images.
2000hz vs 1000hz polling rate on a 240hz monitor - Reddit
Again, this question is specifically for performance on a 240hz monitor NOT anything less than that. update: looks like so far no one yet has reported in with a community accepted 2000hz polling rate or higher, so I'm still looking for insight into the high hz to high refresh rate experience
ELI5: Why aren't there 1000+ hz monitors? Why can't high hz
The refresh rate of the monitor, which is what the hz is, is how many times the screen is redrawn per second. 60hz means you are updating the screen 60 times per second. There are practical limits as to how fast you can send the signals and make the crystals (in an LCD) move, though the theorical limits are vastly higher than the practical ones.
I made another comparison of 60 FPS OLED vs 60 FPS LCD Blur
2024年2月6日 · If this shocks you, I think you should leave whatever cave you live in. The comparison to OLED here is that those monitors run at 1000 nits, which on your scale must be eye shatteringly, blindingly, police floodlight bright. It is still SIGNIFICANTLY clearer than the best OLED ROG ASUS monitor in the world at 60 FPS by an order of magnitude.
1000hz polling rate on 240hz/360hz monitors : r/MouseReview
2022年11月29日 · then i put my polling rate on 500 hz and i still didnt care about it, its not like fps or frames on the monitor because you arent supposed to look on the cursor , then for funs i put the polling rate on 125 hz, same score on aimbooster , gridshot, can still play in league of legends top 1%, mouse polling rate is insanely irrelevant , yeah it ...
1000Hz v. 500Hz, rawness or inaccuracy? Some interesting data
2015年6月22日 · After acquiring a 144 Hz monitor and becoming a strong advocate for minimal input latency, I started experimenting with 1000 Hz versus 500 Hz mouse polling rate. While there's been much debate between the two, I came to believe that the main criteria ** for making this decision is whether your system is suitable for accurate 1000 Hz polling.
PSA: upgrade your mouse if you are buying a 144+Hz monitor
Yesterday my new, 1000 Hz polling rate mouse arrived and unsurprisingly, it's running beautifully. So, if anyone is reading this with a similar problem, or intending to buy a new PC with your hard earned $1000, don't cheap out on the mouse, unless you want to spend 100 hours chasing a problem you didn't even know you had.
Consensus on 500 Hz vs 1000 Hz polling | Overclock.net
2014年11月25日 · You can use a program like MouseMovementRecorder to monitor the polling rate consistency at high speed to make sure your computer can consistently poll at 1000Hz, and also to monitor how well your computer and mouse handle fast deceleration, where it should go down from 1000Hz towards 0 in a fairly even manner (i.e., it shouldn't bounce around between …