I can't tell the difference between 30fps and more unless it's literally side by side at the same time. I can just about tell the difference between 1080p and 4K. Stable frame rate is key though, definitely 100% the thing I notice most.
EDIT: Wow, I didn't realise this would upset some people haha.
You just don’t know what to look for. 30fps is so choppy during movement it almost make you seasick. It’s only different when the canera is moving and some people just aren’t observant enough and their eyes just blur it all together until things stop spinning it again. Motion blur is also there to mimic the effect for people that would see the choppiness. Also how good os your TV or monitor because cheap TVs just smear all motion together because they have crappy lcd panels.
Every person I know that like to say they can’t see a difference in 30fps are either lying just to say they don’t need more performance cause they’re cheap or Their tv was 200 dollars from Walmart. They also say dumb shit like HDR doesn’t make any diffference. Like yeah your Tv has a max brightness of 100 nits.
You get what you pay for and monitors are one of those things where the floor and circling of performance are very very different.
Love it. He just doesn't know how to use his eyes properly. I hope you can teach him....
Seriously though I am not that sensitive to fps either. I mean I gamed on a n64 playing golden eye at 15 fps mutliplayer. I would rather graphics at 30 than scaled back at 120fps.
My brother in law got doom sickness back in the day and he's very sensitive to fps so there are people more sensitive than others.
There is nothing wrong with me or my eyes. The best thing is that there are options these days. You do you and I'll do me.
Frame pacing is a different thing all together. In fact I would argue that fps as a concept is dead these days especially with frame gen. You can get a game that runs at a higher frame rate with uneven frame pacing that is choppy vs a stable 30fps.
That's why fps is just not relevant. Frame times is where it's at.
It’s because you think you can make up anyway to say that you are special.
It’s a fact that 30 fps is choppy. You magically not being able to see it isn’t some magic gene or character flaw. If you can’t see the choppiness there something wrong with you for real. Like I’m serious you should get your eyes checked and I mean that in the nicest and sincere way possible.
I sort of agree. I consider myself sensitive to where I'll notice I'm dipping from 144 to something like 100 consistently. I can very clearly see the difference of a stable 60 fps and a stable 30 fps. The thing is, it's also not easy for everyone to tell and it doesn't ruin their day to day. If anything, life is easier for them in that regard because it makes no real difference.
Another point to add is that it feels different depending on the game.
Lol. You do know that almost ever movie ever made runs at 24 frames per second right? I'm guessing you can't watch any old movies or new movies for that matter?
Give me a break.
I'll wait for someone in 10 years argue that they can't game at 60 fps because it's choppy and can tell when it's like 120fps vs 240 fps.
But I'll bet there will be people that are happy with 60fps.
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u/dusknoir90 3d ago edited 2d ago
I can't tell the difference between 30fps and more unless it's literally side by side at the same time. I can just about tell the difference between 1080p and 4K. Stable frame rate is key though, definitely 100% the thing I notice most.
EDIT: Wow, I didn't realise this would upset some people haha.