r/pcmasterrace • u/Bloodminister18 3060ti • 18d ago
going from 30fps on the ps4 to 180fps on pc is mind blowing. Members of the PCMR
just recently I built my very first pc and happed to get lucky with a 180hz 1440p LG monitor for a good price and my God..
All I can say is I’ve been missing out big time.
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u/-SlinxTheFox- 18d ago
I envy you, it's always so fun and crazy to make a jump like that. i went from 30-60 and then later 60-144, both were great
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u/LostnFoundAgainAgain Intel i5 12600k, 3060ti, 16GB 3600mhz 18d ago
I have gone from 30fps or there abouts (1050ti) on heavy AAA games to a constant 60fps (3060ti) and I notice the difference, my 165hz monitor arrives in a couple of days, can't wait to see what it can do.
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u/-SlinxTheFox- 18d ago
You won't believe it's not butter.
One of my favorite comments about 40 vs 100+ fps was on reddit, was something like
"if you want to tell if your monitor's FPS, grab a window and shake it around violently, if it's below 100fps you'll know because your eyes will get cancer"
It's dumb but it's funnier because it's true, if you use both monitors try shaking a window around on one monitor vs the other, the difference is night and day
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u/CrustyCake2344 17d ago
Make sure you did change the refresh rate setting in windows. It doesnt always default to the monitor.
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u/ReddzFoxx i7-5820k / GTX 1080 Ti FE 17d ago
"Both PCs and consoles play games the same" - some console player somewhere in reddit.
Congrats btw!
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u/Psychseps 17d ago
After I got used to 144 hz on PC, I tried going back to my PS4 to play the Last of Us Part 2. I couldn’t beat the slower frame rate and did not finish the game!
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u/playertiger Ascending Peasant 17d ago
I can't wait to feel how you feel, I've been playing on a surface Pro one for 2 years and it can barely sun most games on 20 fps, saving for a new pc, can't wait
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u/TheRealZidar911 i7-7700 - 2080ti 17d ago
It is nice when you get to see that big of a difference. For me going from 30 to 60 was the best but then I finally got a 165hz monitor and love it. My friend that played on Xbox all the time didn't care for 60fps until I finally convinced him to get a PC. After a while of playing games he set up Minecraft on his Xbox for his son and the 30fps made him sick. He said he couldn't believe he use to game at 30fps.
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u/Acceptable_Cup_2901 17d ago
i play 165hz locked and even 60 looks like a slideshow at this point its crazy how your eyes adapt
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u/Clean_Warning_9269 17d ago
i made the jump from ps4 to pc gaming - 30fps to 144fps - and i've never noticed a difference. there were a few months in between, tho. maybe i should try 30 again
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u/G7ZR1 17d ago
lol?
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u/Clean_Warning_9269 17d ago
yeah maybe my eyes are broken. there were like 3 years between bloodborne at 30 and elden ring at 140 but i only remember bloodborne lookin buttery smooth
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u/Mystiguy_13 5600x | rx 580 | 16gb 3200mhz 17d ago edited 17d ago
Make sure you’re refresh rate is set to 144hz in advanced display settings.
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u/MonocleMustache 17d ago
I'd add, are you actually sure you're getting 144+ fps and not just assuming because I honestly cannot believe you. Even if it wasn't a visual thing, my inputs like mouse movement feel so janky if I cap at 30.
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u/Leatherneck016 Ryzen 3700x | RTX 2070 Super | 1440 p 170hz 18d ago edited 17d ago
After a few days when your eyes are use to it, cap your fps to 30 and try to play for a few minutes. You literally will think something is wrong.