Whats your FPS?

bwhite1500 wrote: »

but guess how many usb ports this machine has

GaMoRz wrote: »

Not as many as mine.

GaMoRz wrote: »

Well, GoosePro's FPS is good, his is 4. Lots of people in this thread have high ones, because their computers suck. Mine is relatively low at 10. Just tell us what yours is, or better yet, post a screenshot.
I'm done waiting for the patch, goodnight.

The first 3D first-person shooter game for a personal computer, 3D Monster Maze, had a frame rate of approximately 6 FPS, and was still a success. In modern action-oriented games where players must visually track animated objects and react quickly, frame rates of between 30 to 60 FPS are considered acceptable by most, though this can vary significantly from game to game. Modern action games, including popular console shooters such as Halo 3, are locked at 30 FPS maximum, while others, such as Unreal Tournament 3, can run well in excess of 100 FPS on sufficient hardware. The frame rate within games varies considerably depending upon what is currently happening at a given moment, or with the hardware configuration (especially in PC games.) When the computation of a frame consumes more time than is alloted between frames, the framerate decreases.

If the image is switching between black and white each frame, then this image will appear to f****** when the pattern is shown at rates slower than 60 frames per second. In other words, the f******-fusion point, where the eyes sees gray instead of f******ing tends to be around 60 Hz. However, for fast moving objects, frame rates may need to be even higher to avoid judder (non-smooth motion) artifacts. And the retinal fusion point can vary in different people, as well as depending on lighting conditions.

Vap0rizer wrote: »

No graphix card and I get 17-32 fps.My alien will be here in 3 days:)Will be great to own with better graphics.They suck now and it makes me look noob.