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I like 1920x1080p in racing games but also 1280x720p in fps.
FXAA I love it, the blur is part of game experience, especially in GRID 2 (racing) makes it more cool.
Nothing to record as nothing can travel faster that you can't record it.
Racing, rts, city builders are fine with 60FPS because what can an extra 40FPS bring? Nothing interesting because you're looking at a landscape. Even 45FPS should be fine.
And usually a stable framerate is more preferable.
It's the stream of light who make you see the light that you can't see the light even when it's there.
So even if you would try to record it, that data would be false. Since that data is limited to the speed of light.
To record it you need ludicrous speed.
Faster than light is not proved yet
Measure. And it is dependent on the compound and materials that are used to send the light from one end of the tunnel to the other end, so to speak. I bet we could go faster then it is now when applied to data. It will get better and better as time goes on.
Darkness may travel faster but we have no way to record it.