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Just asking, isn't the frame rate 50/60 Hz too low for HD resolution? Look some sports and fast moves. is the picture OK? Are you missing something?
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Yes it is too low and what your missing is smoothness, your experiencing lagging of content and also during some fast movements you will experience what I like to call pixelation. I would definitely recommend the 120 Hz screen. Everything will appear smoother and blur-free, you will find yourself seeing so much more than before -- I have personally experienced this and have been nothing short of impressed. It's actually incredible how much detail and subtle motion / interactions that game developers put into a game, that people never see.
If your country supports 120 Hz Thats the way to go..
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