aiseh, so many scalper for PS5.
sony also another bodo, say each customer 1 unit but i see some scalper got like 6-10 units

Hey guys question... how important is VRR/Freesync etc for console gaming? Will it really be used?

Seem to have made some space to fit a 43in tv on my desk lol.. but the model i am looking at has no freesync/vrr/g-sync .. those seem to be only on really large screens.

Is it important? what are your gaming expriences on consoles without it?

It's such a normal thing on our PC monitors I also never considered that some TVs don't have it....

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This is not true. 45fps will still feel like 45fps, it will not be smooth because the framerate is inherently low. VRR eliminates the judder and screen tearing, but it does not eliminate low framerate and high latency.

45fps (or whatever lower number you want to mention) will not feel like 60 and certainly 60 will not feel like 120 either with VRR. There is a major difference.

45fps doesn't look like 60fps, at all, not even close.

Smooth within the context of 45fps yes, just like 30fps would be smooth if there are no framepacing issues. But low framerate is low framerate, it is not smooth at all.

I don't think you understand and certainly have not experienced VRR.

Yes of course the transition of fluctuating framerates will be smoother with VRR. That is NOT what I'm talking about. I'm saying that 45fps or whatever lower number will still feel slow no matter what kind of sync technology you put on it.

If the game drops from 60 to 45, you WILL feel that at 45 it is NOT smooth. Understand?

this card is same price as PS5,but not sure PS5 GPU is better