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The 170 Hz one was at the exact breaking point for me.
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> *Time, Dr. Freeman? Is it really that... time again?* > *Time, Dr. Freeman? Is it really that... time again?*
A compositor deals with one or more monitors on mostly fixed refresh cycles. A compositor deals with one or more monitors on mostly fixed refresh cycles.
For example, a 170 Hz monitor can draw a frame every ~5.88 ms. For example, a 170 Hz monitor can draw a frame every ~5.88 ms.
Most of the time, the compositor doesn't actually redraw the monitor: when nothing changes on screen (e.g. you're reading a document and aren't moving your cursor), it would be wasteful to wake up the GPU to composite the same image. Most of the time, the compositor doesn't actually redraw the monitor: when nothing changes on screen (e.g. you're reading a document and aren't moving your cursor), it would be wasteful to wake up the GPU to composite the same image.
During an animation however, screen contents do change every frame. During an animation however, screen contents do change every frame.