So in the above case, where the fps is higher than the monitor, screen tearing happens. “Screen Tearing happens when a display device shows information from multiple frames in a single screen draw.” It occurs when your computer’s graphic card is pushing out frames at a rate that is different than what is supported natively by the monitor. If you have a monitor’s refresh rate is lower than the actual frame rate which is being pushed out by the GPU it overwhelms the monitor and results in Screen Tearing.
Variable Refresh Rate: The MVP GPUs try to reach the highest frame rates possible on games (as long as the game engine allows it or till the GPU itself reaches its limits). The average time you are waiting for a frame is also reduced by 4 times, this reduction can be the difference between a win or a loss in fast-paced games. At 240 Hz, you have four times the data (compared to a 60 Hz screen) going into your eyes.
This slight benefit has a positive impact on your reaction times. Let’s understand why: Higher the refresh rate more is the data that is reaching your eyes and at a faster rate. While a high refresh monitor is useful to everyone, its benefits will be most apparent to gamers. Once you experience a monitor/display with a high refresh rate, your 60Hz monitor just feels slow and jittery. The high refresh rate monitors are something that you have to experience to understand. Monitors generally used to employ 60Hz panels, but now we are seeing displays with panels with refresh rates up to 240Hz (That’s 240 refreshes in a second, which is crazy compared to most monitors these days).
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