Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)

Yeah this video is very much outdated now lol. Prices have come down a ton!

No console outputs 240fps so it’s pointless to get a 240hz monitor

@@RJ22 gaming laptop does tho right?

@@auke7834 yes you can get 240hz screen gaming laptops which output 240fps+

From a casual perspective, yeah you probably don't need more than 60fps, but if you're playing at a higher level, you would most definitely benefit from the higher fps. You're constantly moving really fast in higher ranked lobbies, so the responsiveness and smoothness would definitely help. Now, you don't *need* 144 or 240fps to be good (just like in any game), but it's very beneficial to have since the pace of play can get really fast in higher ranked lobbies.

I notice it makes my friends look like they are lagging when I play with pc players while I’m on console. Like they almost skip where my monitor just can’t keep up with them. Maybe I just had bad ping. But I swear It is much harder to lag when playing at a high rank on console with PC teammates who have high frame rates

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpqTdp2BmM2Wmrs This rocket league gamer with a super big following sure thinks it makes a difference

I went from 60 to 120 to 144 to 280hz and can confirm 280hz is the best for responsiveness and smoothness. The difference from 60 to 120/144 is huge but the difference from 144 to 280 is small but still noticeable.

What pc did u buy I’m looking for an affordable able pc that will run 200fps

yuuuuuup, I don't even play the game anymore lol

That's not a thing. Play with high hz monitor and you'll see the difference

well you can see 144 out of the 159 fps, anything over 144 is unseeable on the display you have

@@meepcheep314 yea

@@meepcheep314 yeah but not Unseeable There will be some technical problems while playing like that

I think 144hz is enough

Most likely not. I don't even think Rocket League has 120fps support on PS5 at the moment but, HDMI isn't capable of 240hz yet as the HDMI 2.1 is only able to achieve 144hz (which is still fine for ps5/xbx). It may take a bit before 120fps comes to Rocket League on PS5 according to a Psyonix dev: "“Enabling 120Hz on Xbox Series X|S is a minor patch, but enabling it on PS5 requires a full native port due to how backwards compatibility is implemented on the console, and unfortunately wasn’t possible due to our focus elsewhere,” explains Psyonix in a statement..." Source: www.theverge.com/2020/11/20/21579166/ps5-120fps-games-support-developer-rocket-league You would still be able to do 120/144hz on the 240hz monitor given that it has HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 (and that you have an HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 cable) but, you wouldn't be able to take advantage of 240hz unless you were on PC. Best thing to do right now is to buy a 120hz or 144hz monitor that has HDMI 2.0 or 2.1 ports.

@@ItsJakester ty so much.

@@ItsJakester I’m gonna buy a 144hz with a 2.1 hdmi port. (When the ps5 come out)

Wow, That's cheap for a 240hz monitor!

@@greeniekid1341 I know! Works very well now :)

@@finley1234 good to hear 🤠

@j0000shua don’t have the link but it’s called the Lenovo Legion Y25-25

sqame time there is something called '' intelligence'' that means that before buying a Screen like that u must have some requirements as haviing a good pc and good components if not it's useless , as your comment is , u just bought a 240Hz screen while having a PC that is from 2004 so don't be amazed that it doesn't work for you xD

@@TheAlexn2 ayoo relax 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@grlc6588 what not my fault if he is stupid and doesnt know that in order to have 240 fps you need a gaming pc and not a tomato pc.... not that hard to understand even my grandpa knows that ...

@@TheAlexn2 menace

@@psgamer-starwars9477 wtf are you saying

I would say uncapped fps unless you have a high refresh rate monitor with Gsync or FreeSync. Even then, it comes down to preference. If you notice the screen tearing when having an uncapped fps, setting your fps cap to your monitors refresh rate may be best to avoid frame drops and just having a smoother experience

That is one of the best and most expensive graphic cards there is. Around 800 dollar. Of course that's enough.

1050ti is enough on performance settings...

That could give you 600+ fps with a fps unlocker. Too bad monitor can't handle that

You might have accidentally enabled some of the performance graphs within RL. Check if "Performance graph" in "Interface" settings is set to off. You can also cycle through them with F10 until it goes away

You might want to check if you have Vsync enabled or the FPS limited in the game or within your GPU's control panel thingy. Rocket League tends to be a more CPU bound game, so your GPU could be strong enough but, it could be held back by your CPU not being capable enough.

@@ItsJakester yooo thanks. I had the v sync on🤦‍♀️

I honestly have no idea if it will or not. I feel like it could potentially do 1080p 120hz but, I'm not too sure about 1440p or 4k. It's sort of up to Psyonix/Epic Games if they want to push for 120fps or 4k 60fps on the Series X and PS5 (Which I hope they choose 1080p 120fps for a game like this, or at least let people choose between 1080p 120 and 4k 60).

Jakester fingers crossed!

That is probably a hardware limitation of the xbox and/or the devs limiting the framerate to 60fps on xbox. Rocket League probably wasnt able to run at 120fps so they locked it to 60fps. I don't own an xbox, so unfortunately I wouldn't know if there is a fix for that or not. Maybe it'l run at 120fps with the upcoming xbox and ps5!

If it's within your budget, I would suggest maybe a 120hz or 144hz for rocket league (or 240hz if you wanna spend the money for it). 75hz is still better than 60hz though, so an upgrade from 60hz is still a good idea.

360hz if you're rich

@@RealYunoCS Yeah, but if he wants a 75hz monitor then you know he hasn't got the money to buy a 360hz one

i have alienware aw2518hf 240hz i enjoy it so much