240hz vs 4k which is better
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Neither is better, it depends on the user's needs. First, let's look into what 240hz and 4k is. • Hertz can be called Frames Per Second or FPS for short, it's the amount of frames displayed in a second, and a 240hz monitor will make the cap for this 240, whereas most normal monitors cap at 60. This gives many advantages, especially in gaming. Such as; faster reaction time, smoother gameplay, seeing your target before they see you, smoother mouse movements, and faster typing reactions. • 4k is 3840x2160 pixels, so it can also be referred to as 2160p, a normal up-to-date monitor is 1920x1080 pixels, or 1080p. This means there are more pixels in a 4k monitor allowing it to show more detail, making everything look better due to more crisp image quality. • I'm comparing these based on my user experience, with the BenQ XL2540 monitor and the Sceptre U278W-4000R. The BenQ monitor can be found for as cheap as 260$ refurbished, or 400$ new. And the Sceptre can be found for 230$ new. • First off, both these monitors are for someone who has a strong computer that can support running them, I have an extremely powerful gaming pc, and it can even struggle at times. Second off, they each have their own ups and downs, and which is better depends on what you need. Usually, 240hz is for someone who mostly plays games, and 4k is mostly for someone who needs to get work done. • Here's why; the high refresh rate of 240hz allows players to play closer to their maximum potential in games. It does this by removing the extra milliseconds of time between what is happening in the game, and what the player is seeing, this, in turn, makes reaction time faster. Even if the player's reaction time is very slow it will still make the reaction time slightly better. 240hz is also very good for things such as browsing reddit, as the reaction speed for clicking on links will also be faster due to the increased refresh rate on the mouse cursor. It will also help slightly while typing, as letters will show up faster, and typos will also show up faster, allowing the user to remove the typo significantly faster if they are a good typer. One of the biggest benefits of a 240hz monitor however is ability to sit at the screen longer, low refresh rates can cause headaches making breaks come often. • And 4k helps get stuff done by allowing more stuff to fit on the screen, as the mouse, icons, and programs still use the same amount of pixels, meaning the monitor has 4x the real estate to work with compared to a 1080p monitor, making it very efficient to multi-task with them for purposes such as video editing, coding, animating, or photo editing. A 4k monitor is also very good for things such as watching YouTube or TV shows in higher quality, as those are never uploaded in over 60 fps, although TV shows or YouTube videos that support 4k are few and far between. 4k is also easier to run then 4k due to it being only Graphics limited, not also being processor limited. • A warning, check if the program or game you want to use 240hz or 4k with is compatible first! Many non-competitive games have issues with 240hz, such as Don't Starve, Terraria (causes rubber banding), Player's Unknown Battlegrounds is capped at 144, and many others, but almost every competitive game is able to cap up to 240hz. And older games often don't have good resolution textures, so there will be no difference. • That's all for this comparison, want to see more content like this? Like the video. Want to look into buying a 4k monitor or 240hz monitor? There's some links in the description. • 240hz BenQ • https://www.amazon.com/BenQ-Response-... • 4k Sceptre • https://www.amazon.com/U278W-4000R-38... • ♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫ • Oldschool Runescape OST - Yesteryear • ******************************************************************* • Voice Actor: Keyboard • Thumbnail: Morty
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