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Originally Posted by dilan155
ya my fps is like GW economy it goes up and down and stay down a lot of the time, but then again my laptop only cost like $600 so im not complaining. i would say 35-40+ is pretty good
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Originally Posted by FlareStorm
FPS is based on how fast your computer/connection/karma is. You can't set it
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Originally Posted by FlareStorm
The game cant possibly go at something like over
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FPS can go well over 200, you won't be able to see it, but you can notice tearing from the screen being updated faster than the monitor refresh rate. Thats why there is a vertical sync option, to limit the fps to below the monitor refresh rate (which is usually 60 or higher) So obviously it can render faster than 25 fps.
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Originally Posted by FlareStorm
FPS is based on how fast your computer/connection/karma is. You can't set it
Standard TV video does ~30 fps, based on extensive tests by important people in the industry that's how fast the human eye can see. Anything more is a waste, anything less will look "choppy" |
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Originally Posted by DarkFlame
You can set an upper limit to it with the -fps command switch. Its useful for older systems.
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Originally Posted by fusa
FPS has nothing to do with your connection. Its mostly dependent on your video card, but also cpu, memory, and hdd can affect fps.
FPS can go well over 200, you won't be able to see it, but you can notice tearing from the screen being updated faster than the monitor refresh rate. Thats why there is a vertical sync option, to limit the fps to below the monitor refresh rate (which is usually 60 or higher) So obviously it can render faster than 25 fps. |
Thanks for the info.
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Originally Posted by FlareStorm
That's what I was saying, kinda. You can have 40 fps but you couldn't tell the difference from 30. I doubt the game is built to handle more than say 25. If you're getting more than that, whatever is reporting it is doing so because you have available unused resources.
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At fps above monitor refresh rate(60-85) the monitor will not be able to keep up with what the video card is displaying. You will see one portion of the screen from one image and another portion an image that was displayed 1 fps or more before. This is what vertical sync option is for in options. Vertical sync limits your fps to whatever your monitor refresh rate is. Your monitor refresh rate is usually 60 to 85.
Also any game can render much more than 25 fps. Try playing Quake 1 on a new video card, it wouldn't surprise me if it reached close to 300 fps. Especially since I use to get 60 fps more than 10 years ago.
Also any game can render much more than 25 fps. Try playing Quake 1 on a new video card, it wouldn't surprise me if it reached close to 300 fps. Especially since I use to get 60 fps more than 10 years ago.


