Scientists from Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, discovered in their research that some people see new images showed that they were more sensitive about the issue. often mentioned “The human eye cannot see more than 60 FPS anyway” Contrary to urban legend, it has once again been proven that the human eye can have higher FPS.

Participants in the study were between the ages of 18 and 35. 88 people attended. CFF to measure activity in parts of the brain called ‘visual temporal resolution’ that allow people to separate visual signals (Critical Flicker Fusion – Critical Flicker Fusion Threshold) A system called . With this system, participants actually see a flashing light, but because this process happens so quickly, it seems as if the light almost never goes out.

The 60 FPS legend became history again

While some participants stated that the light did not blink at all, others managed to detect more than 35 extensions. Some participants evaluated the FPS of the light. find more than 60 He succeeded. In this case, it turned out that the human eye can see more than 60 FPS, and that some people are indeed more sensitive to higher screen refresh rates and higher FPS.

Another point that stands out in the research is the difference between men and women in this area. negligibly low It happened. According to researchers, one gender is not better than the other in this regard.

Game consoles, consoles and gaming equipment are currently 120FPSIt can be greater than . Screen refresh rates on gaming monitors up to 540Hz It has come to this. Demand for these devices will also support researchers at some point.

Research, Plos OneIt was published in .