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The world of PC gaming is full of high-end hardware and accessories that normal people don’t need. The latest entry in that category, announced Monday at CES 2020 by Asus and Nvidia, is a gaming monitor for a niche market that — let’s face it — probably doesn’t include you.

Known as the Asus ROG Swift 360Hz, the 24.5-inch 1080p display is true to its name, billed as “the world’s first 360 Hz monitor.” (This follows laptops with 300 Hz screens from Acer and Asus, which the companies released in late 2019.) That figure refers to the display’s refresh rate: The screen updates 360 times per second, which is six times as often as a standard 60 Hz monitor and 50% faster than a 240 Hz screen.

Of course, you have to pair the monitor with a computer that’s powerful enough to run a game at 360 frames per second, which entails generating every new frame in less than 3 milliseconds. Games that can reach those blistering speeds at 1080p resolution — with the right graphics card — include esports mainstays such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Overwatch, Fortnite, and Rainbow Six Siege. Combined with Nvidia’s G-Sync adaptive sync technology to prevent screen tearing, the monitor is designed to deliver top-level performance for the people whose livelihoods depend on it: professional gamers.

Monitors with refresh rates above 60 Hz — displays are already widely available at 144 Hz and, for esports players, as high as 240 Hz — provide legitimate, tangible benefits for competitive gaming. In a field where winning and losing can come down to a matter of milliseconds, speed kills. (Literally.) Esports pros depend on high frame rates and low input latency. Asus says the ROG Swift 360Hz will offer “a huge upgrade in motion clarity, smoothness, and responsiveness.” Some players will notice that more than others, though.

© Image: Asus the back of the Asus ROG Swift 360Hz gaming monitor

Nvidia’s research department published a study in November that demonstrated measurable improvements in response time for aiming tasks, when playing at high frame rates and high refresh rates with low latency. The study found that going from 60 Hz to 240 Hz provided a 33% improvement in flick shot hits in Overwatch — for a test group of “eight skilled esports athletes,” a tiny sample size. At 360 Hz, the improvement rose to 37% better than 60 Hz performance.

If you find that difficult to parse, you’re probably not a competitive gamer. Which is fine! The folks who participate in esports tournaments comprise a tiny fraction of the millions and millions of people around the world who play video games. That’s why Nvidia hired Jordan “n0thing” Gilbert, a five-time Counter-Strike: Global Offensive champion, to provide a testimonial for its announcement video about the ROG Swift 360Hz.

Gilbert starts out by saying that he was skeptical of the potential for 360 Hz gaming to deliver a palpable improvement over 240 Hz, but that after trying it, he “could immediately tell that there was a difference.” I have no reason to doubt that, since it comes from a longtime esports athlete. And no less an authority than Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, professional Fortnite streamer and former Halo esports pro, espoused the benefits of a high refresh rate in his book Ninja: Get Good: My Ultimate Guide to Gaming.

But a 360 Hz monitor is almost certainly overkill for the average gamer. And this is where Nvidia’s marketing starts to become a bit ridiculous. At the end of the promotional video, Gilbert says that he believes the monitor is “for anyone who wants to invest in better performance” — even if “you’re just playing for fun on the weekend with your friends, but you want to outfrag them.”

That’s eyebrow-raising on its face, and even more so when you consider that Asus has yet to announce full specifications for the ROG Swift 360Hz, let alone a price or release date. (For reference, the ROG Swift PG258Q, which has the same size, resolution, and features except with a 240 Hz refresh rate, launched in 2017 for $599.99.)

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I can’t tell you what to do with your money, of course, but I will say this: If you’ve got upwards of $600 burning a hole in your pocket, I’m sure you can find a better use for it than a new monitor that may or may not make it marginally easier for you to rack up kills in a multiplayer game. (That much money could buy a cutting-edge graphics card, for instance.) Or you could try a less exciting upgrade that will pay long-term dividends: overhauling your desktop setup so you can more comfortably “outfrag” your friends.

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33 Hertz and Sex
( Absolute 33 - MORE Confirmations of 33 - Gematria, Hertz, Geometery )

Sex and 33 hertz are intimately connected as sex researchers found out in Daytona Beach
using 50 female volunteers......
Women can have spontaneous orgasms from bottom-heavy music. Or so say DJs in
the drum-and-bass scene, who drew our attention to a certain Project Q. Supposedly con-
ducted in Daytona Beach in the mid-Nineties, Project Q was a series of tests to determine
if a specific audio frequency could cause orgasms in women. A self-consciously shadowy character from within the Florida bass
Hz. According to him, '33 Hz provided sensations in the test subjects that were off the charts.' (There's even a band named 33 Hz.
Encyclopedia of Acoustics (John Wiley) and the International Sound and Vibration Digest is intrigued by the idea. 'The human
note -- jet noise or a loudspeaker -- is at the same frequency as the natural frequency of part of the body, then there can be a lot of
be to do experiments on volunteers. Sounds strange and sort of interesting.'
'Playboy after hours,' Playboy, Jan 2001, pp. 33-34..
The QC factor? 'The QC factor,' asserts Billy E. In the mid-1990s, audio installers at spring break in Daytona Beach conducted
bass vehicle into spontaneous orgasm. After testing more than 50 female volunteers, the QC Factor was found to be precisely 33
This being exactly what I postulated in the 33 levels to Climax via the 33 bones of our spinal cord. SEE
33 Levels. This is why sex
to the Eternal. SEE
Light Speed at Bliss
And amazingly it is EXACTLY 33 hertz where the generative organs or clitorus of these female volunteers stated that they received
added to 33 hertz. (SEE
Absolute 33) And seeing this 33 hertz sexual power can literally spring up from the Earth exactly from the
Earth's Resonant Frequency
of 7.83 hertz it becomes understandable. SEE Article and graphics at Earth Resonance and 33 Hertz.
33 Hertz and its numeral 33 are more than just a random frequency and a random number as 33 is the resonant frequency of quartz
New Jerusalem
we shall be living in LOVE.... and having sex....as the Bride with
the Bridegroom
.
Everything fits together perfedtly and exactly in His Kingdom just as male and female fit together via HIS DESIGN. (SEE
Sexual
Mysteries
) So do try having sex at 33 hertz via a tone generator OR without one or without music generating a base of 33 or its
MORE Confirmations of 33
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