what is the difference between 120hz and 60hz null

The Hz of an image is basically the frames per second the image is displayed at, so a 60Hz image is a 30 FPS image, and a 120Hz image is a 60 FPS image. The more frames per second, the smoother the motion (especially for fast action sports or movies) and the more of the signal you will see. -MrSamsung

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The Hz of an image is basically the frames per second the image is displayed at, so a 60Hz image is a 30 FPS image, and a 120Hz image is a 60 FPS image. The more frames per second, the smoother the motion (especially for fast action sports or movies) and the more of the signal you will see. -MrSamsung
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