How does Rainbow Six Siege differ between 60Hz and 240Hz?

　PCs sold as "gaming PCs" by PC manufacturers and shops are generally high performance. Middle-class or higher parts are used for the CPU and GPU, and there are almost no products with memory lower than 8GB. Those specs are necessary to run many PC games without problems.

If you play single, you may not need such high specs. However, when it comes to interpersonal games, the story is different. Everyone has a different PC environment, but in many interpersonal titles, the higher the performance of the PC, the more advantageous the game will be. One of the representative factors is "drawing performance".

　The video card is one of the most expensive parts in a PC, but by choosing one with high performance and using it together with an appropriate display, you can increase the visibility of the game screen and face the battle. can be done. The items to keep in mind at this time are “refresh rate” and “frame rate”.

　The refresh rate is one of the display performances, and the higher the number, the more rewritable drawings per second and the smoother the display.

　Frame rate is the number of frames drawn per second. It is often the performance of the video card that raises this number, but the influence of the CPU is also large. Even if you have a display with a high refresh rate, it doesn't make sense if you don't have the performance to match the frame rate.

Also, the fact that the PC has high specs means that there are many things that can be done with just one PC. To give an easy-to-understand example, if the CPU and video card are high-performance, it is possible to deliver high-quality images while playing games.

Continuing from the first part, ChloroForM, OdeNMiso, and Hatsume, who are active as professional gamers in "Rainbow Six Siege" (hereinafter referred to as R6S), were asked to play the game in an environment where a high refresh rate can be achieved. You talked about the benefits. They also experience amazing retouching of portraits using image editing software. The instructor for the latter is Mr. Naoki Wakabayashi, a photographer who is in charge of cover photography for the companion magazine "DOS/V POWER REPORT".