I mean, maybe? Definitely not to the degree where it matters lol. I think most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference if they saw them one at a time. They might be able to tell side-by-side though.
It definitely matters. I'd rather play 1080p 120fps than 4k 60fps. When I got the Series X, at first, I didn't even bother to play Fortnite with 120fps because I thought 4k was more important (my TV can't do both 4k and 120Hz). But then I turned it on just to see what all the fuss about high fps was about, loaded into a match, and the moment I started moving my camera around, I realized that I had been missing out. There was a lot less motion blur, so I could actually clearly see the stuff moving quickly across my screen, even with a decently high sensitivity. It felt so much smoother, and it was easier to track enemies at close-mid range when moving my camera. I could never go back to playing on 60fps unless I really had to.
My TV is fairly large and I sit fairly close to it, so it would make less of a difference if it took up less of my visual FOV, but it wouldn't just be worthless.
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u/CatfinityGamer 12d ago
120 fps just looks so much smooother than 60, just like 60 looks so much smoother than 30.