osamanobama said:
Dr.Grass said:
-Newcloud- said:
how low does the FPS have to be to make a noticeable difference?
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For the average person it ranges from 22-25. Unfortunately anything under 30fps is very bothersome to me. If its a fast moving scene then under 35fps can even be a problem.
Because of this I had to go and buy one of those 200HZ Motionflow TV's. The 100Hz Trumotion TV's actually generate a frame and inserts it in between every frame coming from the signal. Pretty amazing eh. Motionflow 1up's this by inserting a black frame before and after each generated frame and thereby eliminates the blur effect that some of you might know.
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its not so much the fps as it is the change in fps.
for example movies are all in 24 fps, but they look great because the fps doesnt flucuate (spelling?) and a game in the 25-28 fps can look fine, even if it a bit below 25 fps. but what makes it look bad is when it at say 30, then real quikly drop to 20 or something. if it fairly consitant at of around 25 fps, you should notice
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yeah, duly noted.
EDIT: What I said still applies though, since a lower average fps means you notice the change in fps easier.
