Comments on: Understanding Frame Rate – Uncovering The Truth Behind 30 VS 60 FPS

By: Pardie88

Pardie88 — Wed, 04 Jan 2023 17:42:22 +0000

In reply to DNA(splicer). What you are talking saying " games are meant for consoles not Pc " its total bullshit Games are mearnt for PC as well that is why these days there is an existence of gaming pc . I have played a lot of games on PC and it does well for me , i like both consoles and PC

By: James Spiderman

James Spiderman — Wed, 24 Jan 2018 18:03:00 +0000

There is no difference between 30 and 60 lmao

By: Michael Evans

Michael Evans — Tue, 19 Sep 2017 09:37:00 +0000

In reply to Michael Evans. This article was very useful to me to see how higher FPS really isn't the most important thing to me, I can now see it's effects which was really informative and I see it as crucial in circumstances and more information in the same time is definitely awesome but if it is just a few extra pixel positions of a big ass character on a game and how my sights move slightly faster to that target then is it really worth it especially when from what I have seen the GPU is so much more important.

By: Michael Evans

Michael Evans — Tue, 19 Sep 2017 09:32:00 +0000

is it just me though or most stuff isn’t fast or slow enough to only be on screen for 1/220 th of a second… if something blurred on screen that fast then I don’t think you were meant to see it, considering how consoles are supposed to be rather well affordable is the reason they limit FPS surely. I personally might say that “I’d prefer lower FPS” if it costs me less and do a fairly effective job on what I play. I’m thinking of building my own computer within the next week and from what I’ve read Intel do better on FPS but even if its halving input reaction time it is only milliseconds which shouldn’t be too much of an issue especially if you can tactically make sure if you know of higher FPS opposition to play to their surprise and get the jump on them… I think I’ll make an attempt to get something AMD with 60 FPS but definitely won’t be going out of my way for such small increases in detail that are unrequired. Until superhero Flash gets his own game it seems rather redundant. More detail is better, money conscious is even more so

By: Jerry Lane

Jerry Lane — Mon, 22 May 2017 15:43:00 +0000

I’m all for higher fps games, due to shadowing and light textures, but sorry, I gotta call bullshit on the input lag. Input lag has nothing, nothing, nothing, to do with fps. Input lag is how quickly your hardware interprets the signal from your controller and displays it on screen, this has nothing to do with fps. You could be running at 5000 fps and still be sitting for .5 seconds waiting on your systems hardware to interpret and visually show the effect of the button you just pushed on another piece of hardware. I myself have experienced input lag, due to my keyboard batteries being low, on my pc, but this had nothing to do with the fps my machine is capable of.