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When it comes to playing games, faster is better. The higher your frame rate climbs, the smoother and more responsive your game gets, and pesky problems like tearing and ghosting melt away. That reduced latency is especially important to competitive gamers, who use their lightning-fast reflexes to get the jump on opponents.
To scratch esports players' itch for blazing-fast performance, Nvidia revealed G-Sync Esports Displays on Sunday at CES in Las Vegas. This new breed of monitor refreshes a blistering six times faster than traditional 60Hz displays.
We’ll give you a second to do the math. Got it? Yep. That's a whopping 360Hz refresh rate. To read this article in full, please click here Source: Nvidia's face-melting G-Sync Esports Displays hit a blistering 360Hz
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