1440p is the sweet spot for me for a 27 inch screen. Agreed on the need for high refresh rate though

I’m with you on this one. 1080p is perfect for me, higher might technically be better but I’m not sitting close enough for that to matter. What does matter though is framerate, but I will rather settle for a low fps if it is stable rather than high fps with low 1%.

I didn’t even realize the 60Hz option existed. I’ve trimmed all functions on the phone, like background refresh, to lower battery usage, but the refresh rate is a new one. TYM.

Latest phones have screens that go to 1Hz when nothing is moving and other low framerates depending what is happening. So you can get, nearly, the best of both worlds.

As I type this, my ("older") phone is at 60Hz, but when I start scrolling it's at 120Hz.

Socialism is a meritocracy

You never smoked the devil’s lettuce out of cored apple?

Yes. Certain varietals are resistant to oxidation. Ambrosia and Arctic Silver I believe are 2 of them as well

I mean, it's still true, but everyone who cited it didn't understand what it was saying. 24 is the minimum where your brain easily puts the motion together and it actually feels like motion. It's also roughly near where your brain can still process each frame individually. Think the film blotches. Too much faster, and most people wouldn't see a blip of a blotch and go, "oh a film blotch", though they might still see it and go, "huh what was that?" up to some pretty significant framerates.

Though that's because your eyes don't see in frames. They're always receiving info. That's why even non-framerate related things improve visual smoothness, like how some monitors/technologies (sorry I forgot which ones specify it!) will flash the backlight for the frame instead of keeping it on. Then your eyes don't get all the muddy colored photons from when the screen was actively changing pixels. It can massively reduce artifacts and makes 120hz feel like 240hz, even though at those speeds, you cannot "see" each frame.

TL;DR: It's the Avatar kind of "see", not the literal kind of "see".

They've been claiming that for their products for a while now, whether or not it's true... who the hell really knows, it's pretty damn hard to audit a large corpo's entire supply chain.