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RaNDoMSqUiRReL Dec 27, 2014 @ 1:42pm

What is a good FPS on Rust

I was wondering what is a good FPS and what isn't good

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Samael

Dec 27, 2014 @ 1:46pm

If you want something playable it's 30FPS. If you want something smooth like butter it's 60FPS+
Anything between these 2 are ok too. Anything under 30FPS will make the game unplayable (my opinion there), laggy and not cool to play with.

Hope it helped.

RaNDoMSqUiRReL Dec 27, 2014 @ 1:49pm

Thanks for the reply :)

Gladius

Dec 27, 2014 @ 2:46pm

30 is bad its basically a slow mo game 60 fps is a normal game above 60 fps you will notice increased accuracy and more anjoyable gameplay overall due the the very fast image changing

Gladius

Dec 27, 2014 @ 2:46pm

Keep in mind only high end pc's will go above 60 fps with expenive gear

Out2SmokeU has Rust

Dec 27, 2014 @ 2:59pm

Originally posted by Bullet:
30 is bad its basically a slow mo game 60 fps is a normal game above 60 fps you will notice increased accuracy and more anjoyable gameplay overall due the the very fast image changing

30 isnt bad.. under would be.. what do u think the ps3/box is playin on 30 fps.. and its playable. which i never knew that at one time.. glad i got into pc gaming n now ill be building myself a gaming rig cuz i want somethin that will go 60+ fps on every game.. my laptop isnt for hardcore gaming..

RaNDoMSqUiRReL Dec 27, 2014 @ 2:59pm

Thanks :)

Out2SmokeU has Rust

Dec 27, 2014 @ 2:59pm

Originally posted by Samael:
If you want something playable it's 30FPS. If you want something smooth like butter it's 60FPS+
Anything between these 2 are ok too. Anything under 30FPS will make the game unplayable (my opinion there), laggy and not cool to play with.

Hope it helped.

agreed..

South Paw Dec 27, 2014 @ 4:17pm

well considering most monitors dont go over 60 frames that should be your goal. 30 is be a playable game however it will be prone to issues because at that low and sudden graphical change will cause an FPS drop. if you are getting over 60 fps anywhere from 70 and up, consider turning your graphical settings up. getting to high up in the frams will cause screen tearing which is not good either. Eventually the FPS gets so high that you cannot tell the difference.