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I leave the fps at 25, but I imagine that the fps that matches your monitor's refresh rate would be the "best."
I mean 30 is pretty close to 25, but 60 would look better than 30. 60 will use more processing power, but I don't think it really matters much -- up to you.
Yeah, higher frame rates are smoother for sure. If you want to increase the frame rate then go ahead. I just noticed there are new warning messages for increasing the frame rate above 60FPS lol.