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Do you notice the difference between 70fps and 100fps?

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I am playing a game on ultra quality which gives me 100 fps. But if I turn on even more shit liek ray shadows at ultra I get 70 fps min . I suppose the difference is that the former will look smoother. It does the human eye even notice?
 
Im playing Battlefield 6 in 4K ultra OLED on my PC in 120 HZ
 
idk about 70 and 100 but i can definitely tell with 60 and 120 plus
 
idk about 70 and 100 but i can definitely tell with 60 and 120 plus
I'd have to tank the graphics too much to get 120+ ave. But it's a aaa story title so I guess graphics matter more than performance
 
I went from 60 to 120 some years back and i do notice it, it is slight but still the more fps the better.
 
yes. because usually when i game at 100fps and there is heavy action scene my game drops fps i can feel it
 
I am playing a game on ultra quality which gives me 100 fps. But if I turn on even more shit liek ray shadows at ultra I get 70 fps min . I suppose the difference is that the former will look smoother. It does the human eye even notice?
Yes
 
Of course there is, but the difference will only be noticable if your monitor supports higher refresh rates. Whoever said that the human eye can only see 60fps was broke and spread this lie to cope
 
Of course there is, but the difference will only be noticable if your monitor supports higher refresh rates. Whoever said that the human eye can only see 60fps was broke and spread this lie to cope
Mine is 144hz
 
next to each other yes otherwise doubt it
 
Yes, for sure
 
I never had a quality PC, so no.
 
Yes, but after 144hz the noticability drops off significantly.
 
I cant tell the difference between 60fps or 120fps tbh. Im sure there is a difference but maybe im not seeing it
 
60 is somehow the magic number. Anything below it sucks and as soon as the fps hits 60, it gets so smooooooooooooth.
 
I am playing a game on ultra quality which gives me 100 fps. But if I turn on even more shit liek ray shadows at ultra I get 70 fps min . I suppose the difference is that the former will look smoother. It does the human eye even notice?
Remember that if you have FPS drops below 70 (which often falls below 60-50), the FPS drop is noticeable, so it's always better to have more.

Lately, video games are of poor quality. I, for example, was one of the idiots who pre-ordered Monster Hunter Wilds and paid the price.

Even with an upgrade to my graphics card, RAM, processor, and even an M.2 hard drive (one of the best), I remember the game was capable of experiencing significant frame rate drops.

Even with a system running at around 100 FPS, it could fall below 60, and it was noticeable.

To this day, because I exceeded the allowed hours and didn't refund the game on time due to hype and trust in the company, I couldn't get those 70 euros back—the worst 70 euros I've ever spent. I won't do that again. Lesson learned.
 
I am playing a game on ultra quality which gives me 100 fps. But if I turn on even more shit liek ray shadows at ultra I get 70 fps min . I suppose the difference is that the former will look smoother. It does the human eye even notice?
Always try to squeeze out as many FPS as you can (within reason, of course, without going overboard ,looking for a balance between quality and performance) to avoid this kind of thing; they can release an update overnight that completely ruins your experience.
 
60 fps is more than enough.
 
Not much visually but lower input lag is noticeable
 

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