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For me tearing occurs when you have vsync turned off, but I may be mistaken. As I see things, higher refresh rate will allow you to see stuff sooner and react faster (since the image will be refreshed more often, provided that your rig is fast enough of course).It "might" help you with FPS games, that's what a "pro gamurz" would say ... but I'm sceptical about it. For daily use, you won't notice the difference. Still images will still be still, YT vids are at best 60Hz but more often 25/30fps.Since you're a casual gamer, you'd better invest in a quality panel rather than a fast panel. But that's my 2cents based on my priorities
For me tearing occurs when you have vsync turned off, but I may be mistaken. As I see things, higher refresh rate will allow you to see stuff sooner and react faster (since the image will be refreshed more often, provided that your rig is fast enough of course).
It "might" help you with FPS games, that's what a "pro gamurz" would say ... but I'm sceptical about it. For daily use, you won't notice the difference. Still images will still be still, YT vids are at best 60Hz but more often 25/30fps.
Since you're a casual gamer, you'd better invest in a quality panel rather than a fast panel. But that's my 2cents based on my priorities
