Gaming LCD IPS or 120HZ

[Layton]

which will be better amongst the Gaming LCD IPS or 120HZ. Please tell me i have no idea about this. i wanted an lcs which should look goof for a monitor that is 22 to 24. 120hz or + ... I do not want one of 60Hz that strains the eyes and limits the FPS. its brightness good I do not like of 1.000:1 very faded to 70,000:1 is what I seek or more. I've been looking for the option of Samsung , LG, Zalman, Acer, Asus and I do not know if passed any other model but which fulfill good about what you looking for are.

[Gaige]

The FPS expect to earn from 120 Hz And games such as RPGs and RTS have no significant impact to play the game Maybe you notice that it is smoother, but it does will not make a difference, as the SPF since. Games like SC2 and Diablo can be played WoW so to some extent on low as 30FPS because everything that moves on the screen, only units and not very fast at that. In shooters, you can turn around 360 degrees, and lift everything that moves in the second half. But seeing some of the unit in March SC2 slowly across the screen will be as smooth as it ever gets. Go to the IPS screen if you want the quality better

[Archibald]

I am very much sure that the NEC is too expensive, and my apartment is "merely" expensive, but I do not trade for any other devices. Ideal for movies because the color change is much smaller than the Tennessee Monitoring Group, which is a type of panels used in all observers present 120Hz. So i would suggest you go for the 120 Hz instead of the ips.

[Marthaz]

I have an LCD screen Asus VK246H that were created using a TN panel, but it is simply used to control my call for help. I played a game about why you write an article soon, but I did not play as much as I do in my H-IPS monitors. Part of the reason is due to the low resolution of 1920 × 1080. BHP feed both 1920 × 1200.

[David23]

Is also good to control the mouse. If a movement of your cursor in the 120Hz is twice as responsive and accurate. This gives the RTS games and windows feel a lot better, and perhaps make you more competitive in RTS games like Starcraft 2. Animation and the Windows user interface and the overall effects are more pronounced. I think they can go all the way up to 2048x1280 120Hz. 2048 * 1280 * 24 * 120 = 7.55Gbps Dual Link DVI = 7.92 GBPS