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Edited by GreiratTheThief:
2/28/2017 1:46:22 PM
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Can someone do a side by side comparison...
Of 60 vs 30 fps? I can't see a difference
Edit: 30 fps is more jittery but it's not[quote]a night and day difference[/quote]
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#Gaming
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As I mentioned in a reply to someone else, and I've said many times before, it is noticeable immediately, but it's not a huge, huge difference, because that's not the difference people talk about. The difference is when you play a game at 60 fps for a week or two, then you hop on your Xbox one and play a game at 30 fps. You WILL notice a difference, and then you'll start the appreciate the smoothness of 60 fps. In regards to this topic, 60 fps is not the endgame anymore. The highest a console has achieved yet is 60 fps. Depending on the game, a PC can get hundred of fps, which is definitely a "night and day" difference from 30 fps. Of course you'd need a monitor to view that. The highest refresh rate on the market right now is 240hz, meaning it can display up to 240fps. Also, smoothness isn't the only difference. With 60 fps swift actions are less blurry, there's less input lag (atleast in that factor. There are more factors which I can explain in more detail if you'd like). Overall, 60 fps has more benefits than smoothness, and you won't notice all of them immediately, but over time you would come to appreciate 60 fps. I hope this cleared some stuff up.
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2 RepliesEdited by IMADAJ: 2/27/2017 5:17:36 PMI never noticed the difference between 30 and 60 until I played at 60fps for a while. When I switched back to a 30fps game it felt choppy and slow, almost like moving in a strobe light.
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Its like playing Horde in GOW4 and then switching to Versus.
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Go play rainbow six siege MP then go into terrorist hunt and tell me you can't see the difference
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Uh, yes there is an amazingly huge difference.
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1 ReplyPlay halo 2 mcc for a while then play destiny. You'll notice
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I can, but it's too slight for me to care.
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The way I see it, graphics and framerate should only be noticed if they're actively interfering with gameplay. (low fps, etc)
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1 ReplyI honestly can't tell if peoples eyes don't work or if they are just too stubborn to admit it. 30 vs 60 is a night and day difference.
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60 looks smoother, but after a while you really don't notice 30.
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After playing Titanfall and then going back to Destiny, I can definitely feel the difference
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Can you get one half of a video to run at 30fps? That's not how it works. [spoiler]Did the joke go over my head? [/spoiler]
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It's smoother
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Try YouTubing it. From what I remember of Skyrim back when I had it on 360 to PC All actions looked faster and smother with the extra frames. just imagine a picture, the picture has a slight blur, with 60fps the blur is now gone.
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2 RepliesYes, one has 30 extra frames and the other is only 30 frames. You're welcome
