30fps is playable.
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20fps and above. They say the human eye can only see 24FPS anyways, not sure if it's really true. I say as long as it looks good to the player, then it really doesn't matter.
Originally Posted by Argorn5757 I was wondering what you guys think. |
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well, the only game i own for pc is cs 1.6 and id have to say @ least 40-50fps.
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Ive heard 60 fps. Personally you should just max your fps out no matter what
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Originally Posted by Demented 20fps and above. They say the human eye can only see 24FPS anyways, not sure if it's really true. I say as long as it looks good to the player, then it really doesn't matter. |
45FPS minimum for me. I can tell when it starts to get into the 30's on anything fast paced.
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That's false. The difference between 30 and 60 FPS is huge. The majority of console games run at 30 FPS at once i got used to 60 FPS on the PC, console games look choppy.
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Originally Posted by Demented 20fps and above. They say the human eye can only see 24FPS anyways, not sure if it's really true. I say as long as it looks good to the player, then it really doesn't matter. |
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Doesn't your monitor only have a 60 Hz refresh? That means you can't see anything over 60 FPS anyway.
Originally Posted by Kamikaze127 Source I need 100, Crysis I need 40. Audiosurf is smooth around 70. |
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Only if you have Vertical Sync enabled.
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In City of Heroes/City of Villains, I usually get anywhere between 150-200FPS on instanced missions.
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Originally Posted by ljason8eg Doesn't your monitor only have a 60 Hz refresh? That means you can't see anything over 60 FPS anyway. |
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I know for ATI you can go into control panel and you can raise it, normally on low desktop resolutions, or you can use reforce and do that.
Originally Posted by ljason8eg Doesn't your monitor only have a 60 Hz refresh? That means you can't see anything over 60 FPS anyway. |
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Um..no. Vsync locks FPS at your refresh rate so the image doesn't tear. So my monitor has runs at 60Hz, meaning the screen refreshes 60 times per second MAX. All the other frames are wasted and cause screen tearing.
On my monitor, 60 FPS and 500 FPS will look exactly the same, except the image will tear on 500 FPS.
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Most people game at their native resolution.
Originally Posted by Demented Only if you have Vertical Sync enabled.
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On my monitor, 60 FPS and 500 FPS will look exactly the same, except the image will tear on 500 FPS.
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Originally Posted by pLuhhmm I know for ATI you can go into control panel and you can raise it, normally on low desktop resolutions, or you can use reforce and do that. |
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Am I right to assume that the "
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" is implying sarcasm? Vertical sync only limits the fps to what the refresh rate of the monitor is (60hz=60fps). If your monitor is 60hz it is not able to display more than 60fps.
Originally Posted by Demented Only if you have Vertical Sync enabled.
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QFT, though i like source to be at least over 100fps to be ideal.
Originally Posted by AntiTalent I'd say it depends on which game it is. With motion blurring / Crysis = 22+ Seemed smooth as butter to me. Anything else bar CSS 30+ CSS 40+ (seems jerky around the 30ish mark) |
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