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Gamers are too obsessed with frames per second.
When I was younger, I worked on animations. 24 FPS was what we learned as kids.
Today, people want a trillion frames per second. If gamers were offered that, they'd take it.
Pointless.
i7 13700k
4070ti 12GB
32GB RAM
Sorry for not pointing that out
I have my settings mostly on high, raytracing on low
Agreed
I'm okay with 60 FPS
I'm just asking because I could play Valhalla on 100 FPS no dips
Lmao, console plebians is crazy
Animation is different than gaming, low fps causes input delay which isn't a problem with non-interactive media.
60 fps is the goal, more is good if you have a high refresh rate monitor.
I may as well claim that Id be getting 900000 fps.
At 80p with ini tweaks and framegeneration.
I guess 60 is still acceptable even for todays standards