How much FPS do you ACTUALLY NEED?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2019
- How much FPS do you actually need? That's the question us PC Gamers ask, especially when looking to buy a new GPU and trying to justify buying the more expensive one... So I put that to the test!
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How much FPS do you ACTUALLY NEED?
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Depends on the game, but I like to have at least 90+ at 1440p.
Agreed . I shoot for those numbers also
Me in 40 👁👄👁
I'm over 50 so I've been gaming since it started. It's extremely funny and amusing to me to see friends and very old TH-camrs saying how they can't live without 144 fps when just a few years ago they were going apeshit over 75hz monitors, calling it "buttery smooth gameplay" and anything beyond that you'd never need because you'd never know the difference. LMFAO!
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the human eye can actually perceive it, and it's more like a matter of taste. we see things at 576 megapixels. compare it to the camera on your phone and you'll realize that this is quite a lot. so yeah, we don't *need* it (at 30 fps is good enough for me when I don't have anything better), but if possible to get more, then why shouldn't we?
Yeah, but what is the point? Technology is advancing. When i was young i was raving about the 3 MHZ advantage of my Mega Drive / Genesis over the SNES. It was always relative and will be relative in future too. In 20 years we will laugh about current technology..
So true like if you can play games on a 1080 p and they run good with like let’s say a steady 70 fps I’m fine with that that’s amazing still and so clear but I’m older and came from ps1 days so all this is crazy to me cool yea and I get it but people overthink this stuff you don’t need 4k to enjoy a game
120fps at 1440p is the sweetspot. 4k adds too much input delay. 144fps is a nice extra.
That's what I play at personally - well 1440p 144hz.
@@TechteamGB I play MW3 at 145fps @ 1440p..
Me with 15 fps in Minecraft in 720p:
To me at least this has always been a simple thing to work out:
30fps - Single Player, story driven or strategy titles (casual gaming)
60fps - Single Player FPS and driving/flying sims, Multiplayer strategy (LoL etc)
100fps+ - Multiplayer where response time actually matters
Even an RX 470 will allow you to hit all these FPS ranges @1080p and even 1440p with properly adjusted settings. For a story focused game (like single player RPGs etc) set your details as high as you can while retaining a 30fps average and no lower than 25fps minimums (1% lows, lower 0.1% lows are fine). Repeat for 60fps on appropriate titles then drop everything to low on multiplayer FPS and bump up settings until you start seeing more significant FPS drops. Don't be afraid to experiment with settings, often times a single setting could have a huge performance hit while others have little to none at all. One low setting with the rest high can often result in identical or even better performance than a game's default medium setting. Shadows, lighting, Ambient Occlusion (AO), foliage density, mesh complexity, view distance, these are settings that very often hit the FPS hard depending on engine optimizations. Texture quality for example can often be set to high with all other settings low and yield a huge visual uplift at minimal FPS cost provided you have the VRAM for it. On a 4gb GPU you can typically get away with high texture quality, if not ultra.
A competitive gamer doesn't need anything more than a GTX 1660 or RX 580 to be competitive, the only reason to spend more (in 2019) is if you game at high resolutions, play for a league professionally (in which case you would have sponsorship and gear) or are trying to show off how much money you spent on your system. I have a friend that slays in PUBG (casual) and his big secret is that he plays on the lowest settings possible even though his system can handle high easily. It is so much easier to spot opponents with low ground clutter and foliage.
TLDR: You don't need to spend a fortune on a GPU to have a great gaming experience, tailor your system to the type of games you like to play and adjust your settings to provide you with maximum enjoyment.
This! Everything... This!
im running PUBG in 75 to 90 fps average is 82fps. can you notice the big difference in 80fps over a 100fps or 120fps
I don’t know I’ve played competitively at 10-30 fps before. A little difficult and hard to get used to but it’s possible to play at 6-20 fps. Depends on the game though. Games such as The Isle can easily be ran at 20 fps and have the same combat experience as somebody with 60+ fps.
@@endlessbliss307 i've completed tombraider 2013 on 15 fps on my old pc back when it released
Unless you have all the pieces together, then it doesn't matter anyway... I see so many people buying the latest and greatest CPU/GPU to get "max FPS", but then they still have a 1080p 60hz monitor on their desk!
Just enough for your opponents to hit the dirt. What brand & model is the monitor you was using?
I’d love to see a video showing what cards and best settings to achieve 1440p at high refresh rate. Ideal I want ultra maxed out settings 1440p around 120hz reliably
Could be interesting! Might be a long one to test.
Hi there. I have 165hz monitor. I am getting 55fps on GTX 1650. Is it good? I'm new to gaming. So thought wil ask your help
I am getting a pc and 144hz monitor for 800 and I’ve researched the pc should run 140fps 1080p or 90fps 1440p
It was then that Mike realised he was poor.
Tnx for the vid :))
Around 60 I think is really good ... and even not go under 30 in third person game I think still good ... but under 30 is gonna damage your game experience.
sorry for being a noob here but I see you using the terms 60fps and 60hz interchangeably. Is refresh rate and frame rate the same? plz clarify, I'm confused 😅
No they are not the same thing. Put simply, Fps is "frames per second." This is how many frames your system is sending to the screen per second. Hz is the screens refresh rate, so how many frames per second it can actually display. You really want your screens refresh rate to at least match your systems fps, this helps prevent issues like screen tearing. This is what v sync on game menus aims to do.
I knew I didn't have the best setup for gaming but I didn't know it was that bad...
I averaged 14 FPS and was ecstatic when I would reach 20
for sp games i’m fine with 40~80 but for mp games i want atleast 60~120
I don't play twitch PvP shooters and I play all PC games with a controller, so no quick jerky mousing for me. I am totally happy with 60fps. I used to have a 100Hz monitor, I don't miss it.
That's interesting to hear, definitely different from my experience!
point in hz is faster reaction time honestly
i easily see and feel the diffrence between 120 to 144. i pretty much cant play online shooters below 144.
1080p 240hz hdr (not the best) Acer XF252QX does the job
I play my games at 1hz with 1 frame per second. There's no way I can run that fast 😂
Honestly, if I get 30 fps in minecraft for example, I don’t really notice lol.
Me playing 45fps at 720 in my handheld for best balance performance x battery life x quality
Why is computer hitting like 600 FPS when I’m loading screen and nailing 260 FPS in game
hmm why
You mean how many not how much frames per second. Lol.
I’m happy with my 120-130fps at high settings in pubg lol I don’t need anymore. 60hz monitor.
120-130 FPS is great for PUBG. However there is a huuuge difference between running 120 fps on as 60hz monitor and 120 fps on a 144hz monitor.
Only 3 comments wow
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The simple answer is...........ALL OF IT.
The persute of ever higher fps is a mugs game (and likley a marketing ploy). The difference from 30-60 is noticeable, but say 45-60 not so much, both run smooth. Anything beyond 60 really isnt meaningfully noticable. The main place its an issue is in your own head when you know your system can do more, you push ever higher, but the actual visual difference is practically indiscernible. Same applys for refresh rates on monitors, its mostly a marketing play to keep selling you an over inflated product.
I thought that this is a airsoft video 💀💀
An. An airsoft video.
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sadly...most gamers have been brainwashed into believing that higher FPS is going to make for a better gaming experience well all you really need is 30 fps. The higher FPS certainly doesn't make you into an instant STUD gamer machine. Thanks for the vid Andrew.
Uh, can’t tell if you are being genuine or not...
Bro 30 fps is shit for multiplayer thats why nintendo switch players complain about fortnite and overwatch
30 fps is horrible
People with lower skill level but 60+ fps will easily dominate the person with a low end pc in games which require quick response time.
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What's your iq?¿?¿
I can tell the difference between 100/120/144 on desktop, let alone ingame, you must have broken eyes.