Thought the lower fps had something to do with my rig not being up to date anymore, but I recently bought a high end pc with a 1080ti and an amd 2700x and i cant get to a constant 144fps. Runs nearly every new game at a constant 60 fps in 4k but league is another beast entirely i guess.
Vuxem2 votesYour eyes can only see at 60 fps anyways, so I don't see the problem here.
GXayah9 votesThat is factually incorrect.
Vuxem1 votesMmmmmm, no it's not.
GXayah6 votesShow me a study where it says that it is not true, because i can show tons of studies that say a human can see up to 1ms, which is essentially 1000fps
Vuxem1 votesShow me a study that doesn't say exactly what I stated.
Pillar Of SaIt5 votesIf you google "human eye fps" literally the entire first page is nothing but threads and articles debunking the 24/30/60 fps myth(s)
DrCyanide3 voteshttps://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1vy3qe/_/cewz6ih
He links to a study where the average young adult has about 15ms delay. 1000 ms per second / 15 ms increments = 66 FPS.
It's pretty unlikely the average person would notice the difference between 144 FPS and 120 FPS.
yukumari4 voteshttps://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1vy3qe/_/cewz6ih
He links to a study where the average young adult has about 15ms delay. 1000 ms per second / 15 ms increments = 66 FPS.
It's pretty unlikely the average person would notice the difference between 144 FPS and 120 FPS.
It's a 15 ms delay between the eye registering the image and your brain processing it. You dont divide, you subtract. and that would only be in relation to response time.
Seer of Mind1 votesShow me a study that doesn't say exactly what I stated.
https://us.battle.net/forums/en/overwatch/topic/20749876977 well explained here
I Spread Cancer1 votesBecause eyes doesn't see in frame per secondes? Those studies are just estimation and vulgarisation but it doesn't work like that at all.
2Charmnot2Charm1 votesMmmmmm, no it's not.
Doesn't matter if we can only see 60 fps in video games.
The higher amount of fps= the faster the game responds to your inputs.
Terozu1 votesNo, no that's not true at all.
At least not in online games.
Pretty sure most games as well but definitely not in online games.
wildfox9T5 votesyeah,this is what people who never tried a 144Hz say
actually you do,and once you get used to a 144Hz monitor the difference it's big
Infernape2 votesLeague scales horribly with newer hardware.
Projectile Vomit1 votesI get 144 fps @ 1080p on a shitty gaming laptop from 2011.
Pillar Of SaIt1 votesI dunno I play on an RX 470 and get 150-220 fps
You sure you don't have VSync on? FPS not capped?
Mr Bob Boberson1 votesI can get around 150fps, and at least 100 constant on something worse, I have no clue what the issue might be
wildfox9T1 votesi have the same problem with 2700X + RX 580 (slightly overclocked)
it may be the AMD CPU,some dev refuse to optimize for AMD and RIOT is enough lazy to be one of them...
KFCeytron1 votesBecause everyone LOVES those old fluorescent bulbs with magnetic ballasts that flicker at 120Hz.
SociaI Justice1 votesamd 2700x
there's your problem.
