Squad
8 years 3 months ago - 8 years 3 months ago #1699
by =HOG= Moozery
Higher FPS is better. FPS stands for "Frames per Second".
Very basically put, it's how many times your screen 'flickers' your game's movements every second.
Most common monitors can only do a maximum of 60, so people who want the best try to aim for 60 as its a nice smooth and responsive experience.
In the past, consoles (and some PC games) have commonly been locked to 30, which is still just fine for many people. Below 30 is when it can start to get disruptive to gameplay (can interfere with how your mouse and keyboard respond and such, can make you feel slower).
An average/decent number is anywhere between 30-60 in my opinion. If you want pretty smooth, then 50-60. Above 60 is where things get pretty expensive
"My brain has too many tabs open, and I can't figure out which one is playing that freaking song!"
Replied by =HOG= Moozery on topic Re:Squad
Noob Q: what's a good FPS vs. not so good? Is a lower number better...or worse or what? Hey, i'm old and don't know stuff like this. Plus, when i need better stuff I just buy it...because i'm old.
Higher FPS is better. FPS stands for "Frames per Second".
Very basically put, it's how many times your screen 'flickers' your game's movements every second.
Most common monitors can only do a maximum of 60, so people who want the best try to aim for 60 as its a nice smooth and responsive experience.
In the past, consoles (and some PC games) have commonly been locked to 30, which is still just fine for many people. Below 30 is when it can start to get disruptive to gameplay (can interfere with how your mouse and keyboard respond and such, can make you feel slower).
An average/decent number is anywhere between 30-60 in my opinion. If you want pretty smooth, then 50-60. Above 60 is where things get pretty expensive
"My brain has too many tabs open, and I can't figure out which one is playing that freaking song!"
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