can this laptop run most games at 80 frames null

I just want to clear up a little misinformation given. Screen refresh rate (60Hz, 120Hz, etc.) is not a limiting factor when it comes to the frame rates a system can push. In general, you can definitely obtain higher frame rates than what a screen's max refresh rate is.

2 things here you need to know: - if its a demanding game (far cry 5, gta 5, witcher 3) on high it goes more than 70 fps and on Ultra its around 40ish fps, if its a lower demanding then yes 80+ - BUT to see all those fps you need a panel that can refresh more than 60HZ. so if you get the G-Sync 60HZ panel, you will only see 60 fps, no matter how many fps the system is capable of producing, if you get the G-Sync 120 HZ panel then you can see upto 120 fps ish.

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I just want to clear up a little misinformation given. Screen refresh rate (60Hz, 120Hz, etc.) is not a limiting factor when it comes to the frame rates a system can push. In general, you can definitely obtain higher frame rates than what a screen's max refresh rate is.
Answered by Dagstar 7 years ago
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2 things here you need to know: - if its a demanding game (far cry 5, gta 5, witcher 3) on high it goes more than 70 fps and on Ultra its around 40ish fps, if its a lower demanding then yes 80+ - BUT to see all those fps you need a panel that can refresh more than 60HZ. so if you get the G-Sync 60HZ panel, you will only see 60 fps, no matter how many fps the system is capable of producing, if you get the G-Sync 120 HZ panel then you can see upto 120 fps ish.
Answered by LeRandomBuyer 7 years ago
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