>he doesnt play his games at 999 fps
>>344441445
is there a certain point that fps becomes irrelevant?
>>344441445
>"I like to burn out my video card!"
>>344441538
the sky is the limit
>he plays with limited frames
>>344441538
When it goes beyond your monitors refresh rate. St that point your GPU is working harder than it needs to for no reason
>>344441445
GOTYAY
Whats the framerate of real life?
>999 fps
Might as well buy a PS4 lmao
>>344441538
I don't think there's much reason to go past 144, even with VR.
>>344445074
About 35,000 frames per second
>>344445138
what are you showing me?
>>344441538
how much fps is life itself?
>>344445304
Actually scientists found out it's closer to 168,000 frames per second, but it fluctuates depending on how big your dick is.
>>344445170
Light frequency ranges from 430 to 730 trillion hertz on vacuum.
>>344445649
My over 1000 more fps than you.
>>344445074
24 FPS
>>344445952
but what are you even rendering?
>>344446134
The Steam version of Half Life on lowest (in game at least) settings/resolution and staring at a wall.
>>344445074
(0.0000000000000000000000000000000000016/299,792,458) fps
> planck time
>>344445074
about 1.855e43
Too much FPS damages your graphics card
>>344446323
modern graphic cards burn out after rendering about 100000000fps
>>344446256
oh I see
>>344446323
then they should make graphics cards that can deal with high fps
>>344445810
Okay, but there's a limit to what the eye can see and there's a very clear diminishing margin of return when it comes to frame rate. After a certain point, you're better off dedicated resources to other components of the game than to getting better performance.
>>344441538
30FPS. The human eye can't see more than that, everything else is placebo.
>>344447687
The human eye can only see 24fps bozo, have fun with your overheating GPU playing games 6fps higher than needed lmao
>>344447880
>not using the extra 6fps to blink
you're missing out m8
>>344441445
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjSd07U9i48&list=PL7EF0B6727BDC9BC6&index=7
