@stevetheripper Studies have shown that while the human eye can record up to 1000hz, beyond 150hz, the human brain loses the ability to tell the difference in frame rate. While you can very accurately judge framerates below 150, once past that threshold, your accuracy at detecting framerate breaks down. The studies showed the participants were not able to notice a difference from about 160fps all the way up to around 800-900fps. Any difference you can perceive is simply confirmation bias. So I would not spend money on a 240hz monitor, as the difference would be minimal and you're really just buying into marketing upselling. (They also do a lot of marketing shenanigans to make the monitor LOOK like 'better' picture without actually increasing the fps.)

@ravenwolfxiii any advice on getting a 144hz computer? I got a 50hz computer and wanna upgrade to a 144hz but dont know about price much

@dason.hrynkiw Research around; the price is variable because screen size is also a huge part of price as well. The one thing you wanna make sure of is that your HDMI cable itself is a 2.0 HDMI; the 1.0 and 1.4 cables won't transmit at 144hz.

@Sneakysam I'm not one of the staff or pro members but they have both of these already available. https://www.gameleap.com/overwatch/course/mccree-the-gunslinger~crs_HJ8_AaiR-/this-is-mccree-course-introduction~vguide_H1ZyDiSvz . https://www.gameleap.com/overwatch/course/the-dps-role-masterclass~crs_PUTRTpDA/welcome-to-the-dps-role~vguide_-fj1RZvK