Must be sad to see Xbox die right in front of you like that
Why Have Console Gamers Adopted PC Gamer Elitism?
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framerate doesn't even matter on consoles. Just turn on automotion plus and you got what looks like 240 fps. Turn it off, and you got 30fps. It's amazing how much automotion plus smooths out 30fps games. I tried it with Bloodborne, and the difference was EXTREMELY noticeable. Plus, 4K TVs (at least Sony and Samsung) upscale real nicely.
This tweet is bordering , "PC's cost $2000 to build and it needs a $500 upgrade every 5 months" insanity.
I know u know but
. Gotta stick up for that graphics card eh?
Automotion plus is HORRIBLE for gaming. It adds so much damn input lag it's horrible.
30FPS games don't need that. Good frame pacing and motion blur can make 30fps games look amazing(e.g. Driveclub, The Order, Batman AK etc.)
@MeachTheMonster pointed this out before but he said it's why games like Forza Horizon 2 despite running at 30fps feel extremely smooth while a 30fps game on PC looks kind of "off".
The 30fps games that look like a "slideshow" are games with bad framepacing and frequent drops below 30. 30FPS isn't the problem, frame pacing and frequent frame drops are. Also the way a game's particular engine streams data can cause this and it's not because "weak puny console."
A game can be stable 30fps but have frame pacing which gives off this stuttery look e.g. Bloodborne. It's why a game can look to be running at 60fps or 30fps on either console/PC and still feel "jittery"
Automotion plus is HORRIBLE for gaming. It adds so much damn input lag it's horrible.
30FPS games don't need that. Good frame pacing and motion blur can make 30fps games look amazing(e.g. Driveclub, The Order, Batman AK etc.)
@MeachTheMonster pointed this out before but he said it's why games like Forza Horizon 2 despite running at 30fps feel extremely smooth while a 30fps game on PC looks kind of "off".
The 30fps games that look like a "slideshow" are games with bad framepacing and frequent drops below 30. 30FPS isn't the problem, frame pacing and frequent frame drops are.
A game can be stable 30fps but have frame pacing which gives off this stuttery look e.g. Bloodborne. It's why a game can look to be running at 60fps or 30fps on either console/PC and still feel "jittery"
I only tried it out. I have automotion plus off normally. Didn't notice any lag, but then again, I just tried it. Good to know not to use it though.
Yeah it's pretty bad. I noticed it immediately at a friend's house playing Halo 4. I couldn't aim for shyt.
oh jeez. when whatever Xbox game has poor performance, everyone got jokes. but now everyone fronting like it doesn't happen, or like PC gamers are somehow responsible for it
we all come from a female, but some of y'all are particularly bytch made
we all come from a female, but some of y'all are particularly bytch made
60fps isn't enough for me. Needs to be at least 75 for some fluidity.
Monitor matching of course.
Monitor matching of course.
pfft. We doin 120FPS 1MS ova here ya heard? Get on our level
I normally run at 120hz (1ms isn't happening on LCD btw) but when parts break and I'm using older stuff or I build for others 75hz is my lowest limit.
60hz is like applying mud to the screen.
What setup are you running now?
i5 4590, 280x, VG248QE, 8GB RAM.
Weaker GPU so I run my monitor high as ass in shooters but something like Tomb Raider or GTA I drop it to 75 or so.
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if you just really felt like spending money you couldve just copped an aftermarket cpu cooler and pushed the shyt outta your processor. the i5 2500k is a legendary chip and is notorious for being a great overclocker. performance gains from sandy bridge on to the skylake platform are minuscule
