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165hz and +300fps players come

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angelmrm

I know that Im going to play more and more better with more fps and better graphics,but can u guys tell me big differences between 60hz/50fps and 165hz/+300fps in the gameplay?

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SigmaMale
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you get more frames 👍

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angelmrm
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SigmaMale [#2]

you get more frames 👍

Lol

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SigmaMale
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angelmrm [#3]

Lol

nah but seriously more frames will give you a smoother experience which will help with tracking and also it results in lower latency so you can react better 👍

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kaesra
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its just a lot smoother there really isnt any way to explain it well

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angelmrm
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SigmaMale [#4]

nah but seriously more frames will give you a smoother experience which will help with tracking and also it results in lower latency so you can react better 👍

Wow, I want to play rn,but I have to wait until weekend!!!
But is true that u see people slower?

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angelmrm [#6]

Wow, I want to play rn,but I have to wait until weekend!!!
But is true that u see people slower?

i guess you feel like you have more time to react to stuff. But more frames will not instantly make you better. You still gotta have good aim of course

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SigmaMale [#7]

i guess you feel like you have more time to react to stuff. But more frames will not instantly make you better. You still gotta have good aim of course

That is the thing that I wanted,tysm
I'm looking forward to play bro xd

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angelmrm [#8]

That is the thing that I wanted,tysm
I'm looking forward to play bro xd

enjoy

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Ok, I'll be honest here.
First: You're not going to be instantly a better player, but you learning curve will be a lot better if you start to train your AIM properly.
You'll be able to track better, HS people better, start to have a better reflex since now you can see things better (not blurry).

Example If myself return to 60hz I'd still hit some insane shots because my muscle memory is good since I could train it properly (with my eyes, etc)
After getting a better monitor, 240hz, 360hz, you'll see how much better you will become in few months (AIM diff)

Anyone how says that 240hz monitor won't make you a better player is lying. It will, but not instantly.
As soon you start training your AIM properly you'll be a lot better than doing the same thing with 60hz.

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angelmrm
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Ziro [#10]

Ok, I'll be honest here.
First: You're not going to be instantly a better player, but you learning curve will be a lot better if you start to train your AIM properly.
You'll be able to track better, HS people better, start to have a better reflex since now you can see things better (not blurry).

Example If myself return to 60hz I'd still hit some insane shots because my muscle memory is good since I could train it properly (with my eyes, etc)
After getting a better monitor, 240hz, 360hz, you'll see how much better you will become in few months (AIM diff)

Anyone how says that 240hz monitor won't make you a better player is lying. It will, but not instantly.
As soon you start training your AIM properly you'll be a lot better than doing the same thing with 60hz.

Thanks for this review bro

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my advice will be DO NOT go for the 165hz and immediately jump to the 240hz
from experience 😬

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angelmrm
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NG1nS [#12]

my advice will be DO NOT go for the 165hz and immediately jump to the 240hz
from experience 😬

But the cheapest 240hz monitor cost 240€, so I'll go to 165hz, that cost me 80€ less

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angelmrm [#13]

But the cheapest 240hz monitor cost 240€, so I'll go to 165hz, that cost me 80€ less

yeah i did that too T_T and i regret it so much after playing on a 240hz i can feel smell and touch the difference

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angelmrm
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NG1nS [#14]

yeah i did that too T_T and i regret it so much after playing on a 240hz i can feel smell and touch the difference

I know but the thing is I paid for the PC yesterday,so I'm fucked xd

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angelmrm [#15]

I know but the thing is I paid for the PC yesterday,so I'm fucked xd

before getting a monitor i used to go to internet cafes and play on 240hz monitors mvping my way to immortal i literally felt like a smurf, but then i bought a 165hz and i'm hard stuck asc 3 for a while, it feels so much different but i also think i'm experiencing some latency issues on my new pc and monitor so i'm not sure why it feels this bad

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ilovebeabadoobee
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Ziro [#10]

Ok, I'll be honest here.
First: You're not going to be instantly a better player, but you learning curve will be a lot better if you start to train your AIM properly.
You'll be able to track better, HS people better, start to have a better reflex since now you can see things better (not blurry).

Example If myself return to 60hz I'd still hit some insane shots because my muscle memory is good since I could train it properly (with my eyes, etc)
After getting a better monitor, 240hz, 360hz, you'll see how much better you will become in few months (AIM diff)

Anyone how says that 240hz monitor won't make you a better player is lying. It will, but not instantly.
As soon you start training your AIM properly you'll be a lot better than doing the same thing with 60hz.

lowkey untrue i got my bf a 240hz monitor and he finally got mid season rad within a day of getting it

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angelmrm
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NG1nS [#16]

before getting a monitor i used to go to internet cafes and play on 240hz monitors mvping my way to immortal i literally felt like a smurf, but then i bought a 165hz and i'm hard stuck asc 3 for a while, it feels so much different but i also think i'm experiencing some latency issues on my new pc and monitor so i'm not sure why it feels this bad

Because u passed to play with 240hz to play with 165hz, there is a lot of difference tbh

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