Author Topic: Question about FPS(Frame Per Second)  (Read 1074 times)

WHAT.

Beautiful question mark you have there, may I polish it?

I am lucky if my stuffty computer can pass 20 FPS on Minecraft, Don't judge my preferences on FPS now.  :cookieMonster:

You're stupid if you prefer a choppy 20fps to a silky smooth 60fps.

You're stupid if you prefer a choppy 20fps to a silky smooth 60fps.

I don't really have a good hardware to be able to reach that on some most of my games. Not to mention being online status on Steam forgets up a lot of my FPS, if I go offline, even when my game is open (Alt+tab),  the game fixes up the FPS.
Terraria is lagging a lot thanks to Steam, however, I can run it fine as long as I don't have Steam community online. And this happens with ALL games I run on Steam.

I have no fault onto that.
« Last Edit: June 06, 2011, 07:41:30 PM by LeetZero »


I don't really have a good hardware to be able to reach that on some most of my games. Not to mention being online status on Steam forgets up a lot of my FPS, if I go offline, even when my game is open (Alt+tab),  the game fixes up the FPS.
Terraria is lagging a lot thanks to Steam, however, I can run it fine as long as I don't have Steam community online. And this happens with ALL games I run on Steam.

I have no fault onto that.
Um, leet, your computer is horrible. You lag a lot in a 2D game? Was your computer made in 2001 or something?

If it lags in a 2D game it must've been made like even earlier.  Probably can't even run things like Rollercoaster Tycoon.

You generally want 60 FPS for gaming.  Most average gamers can't really tell the visual difference, but if you're like me and a few others here, you can most certainly tell the difference visually between 30 FPS and 60 FPS.  I myself have most of my games run at 75 FPS if possible.

you have some pretty low standards, bro. the eye can't tell the difference between framerates above around sixty frames per second, not twenty.

Nop.
You can easily tell the difference between a TV doing 60 and 120 fps.

Nop.
You can easily tell the difference between a TV doing 60 and 120 fps.

I can't :/

there is no such thing as to high, nor does it have anything to do with heat.
there was a problem with sc2 having the fps too high on the title screen and overheating graphics cards.