Fortnite 60 fps vs 120 vs 144 vs 160 vs 165 vs 185 vs 200 vs 240 fps?

Why is it that you don't notice a difference between 60 fps and 240 fps, sometimes with some Mondays I measure that 60 gps feels a bit worse but with some the 60 fps are more fluid so 60 fps are more fluid for example than if you were on the ps4 plays at 60 fps and if that is the case you really don't notice any difference why fie professionals play at 240 fps and overdo it with the set up?

You can already tell the difference between 60-144-240. Not everyone, but many!

so this between jumps 160-190. Are then relatively unnecessary.

of course you also need a screen that can handle it.

Ok so it also looks smoother in the recordings if you play e.g. 120 fps on the pc with a 144 Hz screen instead of 60 Hz screen?

The human eye simply no longer perceives these differences.

But that varies from person to person. From 120-140 HErz / FPS I hardly notice any difference

And what happens if, for example, you have a graphics card that can withstand 160 fps, but if you have a 60 hz screen, the 160 fps will feel worse and will it look like this in the pictures?

The graphics card can take out as much FPS as it wants, with a 60hz monitor you are effectively only supplied with 60 FPS.

The professionals play with it because mine notices a difference.

The difference from 60 to 144 is quite noticeable compared to 144 to 240. If you don't notice, you may be doing something wrong.

Of course you need a 144-240Hz monitor to see these FPS too. With a 60Hz monitor you will obviously not see the difference.
If you saw a video as a comparison, it must also have reproduced the FPS, it does not work if the video ran in 60 FPS
Consoles Can't exceed 60 FPS (most of the games are only playable at 30)
Every person perceives FPS differently, if you find out something about the human eye and Hz numbers here you also know why. Still, most should see the difference from 60 to 144.

You can tell the difference relatively clearly, as I said, maybe you're doing something wrong or you just don't want it to be.

If you only have a 60hz monitor that can only display 60fps and you can only see 60fps (the same applies to 144hz, 120hz, etc.)

If you display more than 60 fps on a 60 Hz monitor, it can even look worse. Since it is not clear which 60 frames it should take. This can result in microrucler-like effects

I think it is optimal from 100FPS