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Fordítási probléma jelentése
It very much depends whether the high refresh bug has bitten you. For ages I would have agreed with you, until I bought a 144Hz monitor. Now, going below about 90Hz is really bad, lol.
I agree though that there is no real difference between 100Hz and 120Hz. 60Hz is something to complain about, lol, but 40Hz would be unplayable.
I used to have to walk all the way uphill, in a blizzard, and back home, uphill, just to get 30fps...
Sure, big FPS numbers can be very nice. However, I'm pretty satisfied with mediocre FPS and pretty happy with 60fps in most games. There "could" be times in certain games that have certain mechanics where low FPS really matters, but... even then I may not care very much. Some games don't work well with high FPS, too, and need to be limited.
On console maybe, on pc 30fps looks horrible due to uneven framepacing and smoothing techniques consoles have
if you're playing at 60 then it's drop at 50 for a few seconds you might something , same thing with 120 fps , I think that for some peoples it's might be noticeable if the game normaly run at 120 fps and suddenly it's drop at 100.
and i will agree that 60 is playable,(even 30 is playable with good frame pacing)
100-144 is way better. even 75fps is alot better then 60
i used to be the guy who though 60 was perfect until i got a 144hz monitor and it totally changed my opinion, 100 is the sweet spot in terms of graphics and framerate
120-144 is better but not by that much. i feel like alot of people in this thread only have
60hz monitors and thats fine, but if you were to get a 144hz you'd see how much
better 100-144fps is. especially with g-sync/freesync
Specifically, persistence of vision.
My first pc could only do 30 fps in a game, but i still played it for years. When i got a better pc that could do 60+ no problem i found myself missing all my flick shots by little bits to the right or left.
Why? muscle memory. i got used to the timing of 33ms response time so after moving to 16,6ms i was either over or under shooting targets.