Basically everyone who has played videogames on pc will notice the difference. I easily notice a drop from 360Hz to 240Hz.

I also use 60Hz screens just fine, saying that getting used to 120Hz ruins slower displays is being dramatic. You can readjust to 60Hz again within 5 minutes. But I can still instantly tell which is higher refresh rate, at least up to 360Hz.

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LtWorf 6 days ago | parent [-]

Videogames also do the input every loop so there's a big difference there. It must be evaluated with a video only.

	▲	lmz 6 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		We're talking about monitors here, which usually have a mouse cursor on it for input. Of course it would be hard to tell between 60 vs 120Hz screens if you used both to play a 30FPS video.
	▲	CyberDildonics 5 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Lots of games don't do input on every loop. Starcraft 2 has 24 hz input.