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I play simracing games in VR and lock my frame-rate to 90 to match the Quest 2, or 60 if I’m playing on my 15 year old Samsung TV. I feel no input lag though my force feedback wheel.
It gives you lower latencies but you will not notice unless you play a competitive game or some timing based one (like Osu ig) so just don’t worry much about it
Is there any advantage to having a higher framerate than the screen’s refresh rate? Seems a bit redundant to me.
Yes. It lowers the input latency making the game feel smoother and more responsive
I play simracing games in VR and lock my frame-rate to 90 to match the Quest 2, or 60 if I’m playing on my 15 year old Samsung TV. I feel no input lag though my force feedback wheel.
That’s because you will notice the inout lag only if you play any competitive game, for everthing else it’s not noticeable
Not for average day gaming.
However competitive fast action shooters might give you a little advantage
I can’t think of anything I would want to do less.
It gives you lower latencies but you will not notice unless you play a competitive game or some timing based one (like Osu ig) so just don’t worry much about it
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