A shittier monitorI have a 144hz monitor and I want to make sure the fps doesn't fall below the refresh rate as often as possible. So again, what card will do that?
A shittier monitorI have a 144hz monitor and I want to make sure the fps doesn't fall below the refresh rate as often as possible. So again, what card will do that?
It's not opinion. It's fact that the human eye can detect differences as high and higher.You're entitled to your opinion and all, but I put the people chasing ultra-high fps into the same category that I put the autistics that are buying $2000 DACs because they think it makes their MP3s sound better. There's some very marginal benefit to FPS for precision shooters and such up through about 120fps but beyond that you're paying for snake oil and the "gains" you're seeing are total placebo effect.
I cannot tell the difference between 120hz and 144hz or 165hz, and almost always set my monitors to 120hz with 117fps cap and am perfectly fine with it.
Unless you're a 19 year old ultra-competitive/pro gamer, you aren't getting anything out of FPS past 90-100ish. It's very unlikely your eyes would even be able to pick up the difference.
We got Hawkeye over hereIt's not opinion. It's fact that the human eye can detect differences as high and higher.
I can tell when my 144hz monitor drops below max, even within a small range, as my eyes pick up on the different frame timing.
We could argue all day about whet actual value certain framerates provide to an individual, but outright stating that it has no discernable difference and is a placebo is complete and utter horseshit being thrown out to reinforce your personal opinion.
We got a lame faggot alt over here.
Within like 4 posts you dumbasses let him move the goalposts from 90-100 fps to beyond 120 fps.
For the average middle-aged fuck playing computer games, which I assume most of this board is, 90/100 fps is going to be the upper limit of any benefit to you. You may not realize this, but your eyes are less perceptive as you age. That's what I caveated that younger, more competitive gamers can get some benefit from frames up to about 120, though that benefit is coming mainly from the marginal benefit in precision you get from the additional frames.Within like 4 posts you dumbasses let him move the goalposts from 90-100 fps to beyond 120 fps.
1440p
Yeah but that 800 bucks is now 1050 bucks if you have to go buy a 850W PSU right now.
And the human eye can't discern anything above 30fps.Remember folks: 30 fps is just more cinematic
Unless you're a 19 year old ultra-competitive/pro gamer, you aren't getting anything out of FPS past 90-100ish. It's very unlikely your eyes would even be able to pick up the difference.
You're entitled to your opinion and all, but I put the people chasing ultra-high fps into the same category that I put the autistics that are buying $2000 DACs because they think it makes their MP3s sound better. There's some very marginal benefit to FPS for precision shooters and such up through about 120fps but beyond that you're paying for snake oil and the "gains" you're seeing are total placebo effect.
For the average middle-aged fuck playing computer games, which I assume most of this board is, 90/100 fps is going to be the upper limit of any benefit to you. You may not realize this, but your eyes are less perceptive as you age. That's what I caveated that younger, more competitive gamers can get some benefit from frames up to about 120, though that benefit is coming mainly from the marginal benefit in precision you get from the additional frames.
I requested one of the Latitudes with a Radeon so I could run my desktop at 120 fps at home, because dragging putty windows around at 60hz is for peasants.And the human eye can't discern anything above 30fps.
I stare at a shitty goverment laptop enough of the time where I can definitely tell the difference when my fram rates drop
And the human eye can't discern anything above 30fps.
I have a 1440p 144/gsync monitor, and there is a huge difference from a 60 one. It is a night and day difference.
Duh. Bruce Lee is too fast for any screen. he moves at 245fps.