“what is the difference between a "refresh rate" of 120 hz versus 60 hz Hard to find anyone who really understands this question. I've been advised not to buy one with a 60 hz refresh rate ... but get one with a 120 hz refresh rate... What is the deal. Seems like most 1080p models are 60 hz....”
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A 120Hz refresh rate should result in less blurring and interpolating in quickly changing video, like a runner's legs. That said, I am happy with he 60Hz set i just bought. And keep in mind that computer monitors are generally refreshing at 60Hz. If yoiu've watched video on your computer and have not been too distracted by blurred fast moving video, then maybe it's a bit of a non-issue. But I suppose it won't be long until all TVs are 120Hz (or higher).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No most are 120htz or better 60htz make it look like your tube picture
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The refresh rate is how quickly the television can process frames per second. The higher the refresh rate the faster the frames appear. However, most people cannot actually distinguish the difference between the two.
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