It doesn't matter what the control scheme is, 30fps is not 60+ fps. It hurts the same way no matter what.Maybe if you play with a controller you won't notice, but on mouse and keyboard this would still be unbearable.
It doesn't matter what the control scheme is, 30fps is not 60+ fps. It hurts the same way no matter what.
Unfortunately not anywhere near enough. I've played too many controller-based games at 30fps on consoles, and getting to play some of those at 60+ fps (on either PC or a newer console) is a massive world of difference. You're right though, mouse input does suffer the most, given its extreme precision. Also a reason why I usually like to play with VSYNC off, cuz I don't like what VSYNC does to mouse feel. VSYNC off is not often a choice you get to have on consoles.The lite thumb joysticks on a console controller are horribly imprecise, so they hide some of the lack of frame rate.
Unfortunately not anywhere near enough. I've played too many controller-based games at 30fps on consoles, and getting to play some of those at 60+ fps (on either PC or a newer console) is a massive world of difference. You're right though, mouse input does suffer the most, given its extreme precision. Also a reason why I usually like to play with VSYNC off, cuz I don't like what VSYNC does to mouse feel. VSYNC off is not often a choice you get to have on consoles.
Already using such a monitor on my PC. Got it last year (actually it's my second VRR monitor, I had one before that for less than a year, ended up selling it). I first experienced VRR in 2019. VRR is probably my favorite display technology of the last 20 years. Like you, I would never go back, and I too consider it a must-have feature on every display I get in the future.Just get some form of adaptive sync monitor (G-Sync, Free-Sync, VRR) and have the best of both worlds. V-sync off and no tearing.
Having experienced it myself, I would never go back. I consider it a must now.
VRR Is very nice. I think HDR probably takes my top as most impactful - it's a shame that it's really only ~great~ on consoles, and on the PC it sees very little use with a high bar for entry. VRR is a close second though.Already using such a monitor on my PC. Got it last year (actually it's my second VRR monitor, I had one before that for less than a year, ended up selling it). I first experienced VRR in 2019. VRR is probably my favorite display technology of the last 20 years. Like you, I would never go back, and I too consider it a must-have feature on every display I get in the future.