15, 30 and 60 FPS Explained
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ajhedges
· 8 years ago
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bUt ThE eYe CaNt SeE mOrE than 30 fps a hdlfkaskfj je jasj djidjsiajdf consoles for the win!!!1
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rosemagwin
· 8 years ago
Rabbits can see more fps than a human, so they would have a legit reason to prefer 60 over 30 fps, but we are not rabbits and therefore, we shall not complain.
ajhedges
· 8 years ago
But humans can definitely see 60fps and it makes a difference in gaming
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sweg
· 8 years ago
Rosemagwin has obviously never played a game at 60 fps before. Everyone, feel bad for them.
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guest
· 8 years ago
the eye can only see 60fps so what ever console gamers you ran into have their head up their ass.
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guest
· 8 years ago
also the difference between playing the cult game "neir" which is 45fps and fable 3 (30fps) is drastic.
jade
· 8 years ago
I actually see a difference though?
metalman
· 8 years ago
I really don't see much of a difference between 30 and 60. It's a little clippy if I look at it with my periferrals but straight on it looks fine
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ajhedges
· 8 years ago
When playing a game or other video it is very noticeable
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metalman
· 8 years ago
I've never had an issue with it but to each there own I guess
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sweg
· 8 years ago
With movies, 24 fps is fine, but in video games 60 fps is crucial due to delay between input and display being desynchronized while playing below that fps.
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sweg
· 8 years ago
The only time 30 fps is fine is on console, because it's controls are less detailed and fluid.
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metalman
· 8 years ago
Depends on the game though.
ewqua
· 8 years ago
And yet all the PC haters say the human eye can't see more than 30 FPS. The difference is pretty clear unless your vision is impaired.
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shiwan
· 8 years ago
PC haters? But 60fps doesn't only exists on PCs...?
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garlog
· 8 years ago
You can also see the law of diminishing returns at work here.
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unicorncat
· 8 years ago
Lalala
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