Is it normal that the exact 240 Hz does not appear?

27 Comments

  1. BetterCoder2Morrow

    Even numbers in general is a lie in computers.

  2. UnhappyAd6499

    Its NTSC and designed to be compatible with US/Japanese TV broadcasting standards.

    Not entirely sure why.

  3. MonstaGraphics

    I’d look for a fix, because I play COD and I’d notice the 0.04 Hz difference.
    239.96 is good, you’ll still be able to play, but it’s not quite 240 Hz.

  4. It’s completely fine. In fact when you select 60Hz it’s likely your monitor is actually running at 59.94Hz

  5. Yeah, I have dual 144hz monitors and one says it’s like 143.7 and the other is 144.8.

  6. lndig0__

    You could try going on CRU to manually edit your refresh rate but I doubt it would make a difference

  7. Jesus the amount of stupid answers… yes OP this is normal, it’s all good.

  8. Tyz_TwoCentz_HWE_Ret

    I’ll refer to this 4+ year old article by Microsoft to tell you the reason windows does this.

    [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/screen-refresh-rate-in-windows-does-not-apply-the-user-selected-settings-on-monitors-tvs-that-report-specific-tv-compatible-timings-0a7a6a38-6c6a-2aec-debc-5183a76b9e1d](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/screen-refresh-rate-in-windows-does-not-apply-the-user-selected-settings-on-monitors-tvs-that-report-specific-tv-compatible-timings-0a7a6a38-6c6a-2aec-debc-5183a76b9e1d)

  9. UnhappyJello9852

    I wouldn’t give a fuck about that. Those higher refresh rates are a scam. The human eye is only capable of seeing 24 fps, why bother with something 10x that?

  10. ExForse4

    Bro is stressing about the missing 0,04FPS

  11. soy_hammer

    duuude I know rifght? where’s my fckn .04 frames ? I’m being stolen wtf

  12. It is normal, however you can use app like CRU (Custom resolution utility) and create specific resolutions with custom refresh rate. This could fix it

  13. Bulky-Newspaper-857

    The smelly nerds are at it again

  14. VenomizerX

    Do we really need to worry about the potential that an additional “0.04” hz has? Heck, 60hz to 75hz is hard to notice for many. 60hz to 120hz or to 144hz is noticeable, but that’s more than double the original refresh rate (and still, some don’t even notice this as much).

  15. evdriverni

    A think it comes down to a old rounding bug microsoft just never fixed it

  16. One-Adhesiveness2220

    Bro’s eyes are so good, he can even tell the 0.04 Hz differences

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