Most smart TVs feature a refresh rate of either 60Hz, 120Hz, or 144Hz. The lower option is dated, and may result in visuals ...

In other words, for console gamers, it makes sense to upgrade from a 60Hz TV to a 120Hz TV, but you shouldn't feel compelled to upgrade from 120Hz to 144Hz just yet. Most movies and modern TV ...

It’s measured in hertz (Hz). So a 60Hz monitor can be refreshed up to 60 times per second and therefore a 144Hz monitor can be refreshed 144 times. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the ...

At the base level, the vanilla FreeSync spec used to only require a maximum refresh rate of 40-60Hz to get certified, but AMD has now whacked this all the way up to 144Hz, with the spec applying ...

BenQ's latest 32-inch 4K monitor for creative pros offers sweet IPS-enabled image quality, 144Hz refresh and fantastic ...

What sets it apart from other mid-range phones with OLED panels is the super-speedy 144Hz refresh rate (the Pixel 6a has a measly 60Hz), which also overtakes the 90Hz of the previous Motorola Edge ...

If you regularly play competitive games, a 144Hz will probably be worth it if you want an edge. However, if you’re happy playing in a relaxed gaming session, 60Hz will do you fine. Rory Greig ...

The G1 Game delivers the boost in motion clarity that gamers expect of a 144Hz display, and it’s a night-and-day improvement over a 60Hz alternative. The Arzopa G1 Game case is simple but effective.

The refresh rate of a gaming laptop display is a key specification, and 144Hz is a sweet spot for enjoying high FPS gaming. While you can definitely play games on a 60Hz screen, you should aim for ...