Flying visit as I've finally, finally after 1 month, 2 weeks and 4 hours have internet worth a shit (well not really but better than spending £130 on my phone bill last month just to be somewhat connected to the civilised world) but off on holiday tomorrow so sod fucking about in here but does anyone have a copy of my avatar I haven't ruined with CA, facial hair or Christmas shit (I know some of you have your odd 'hobbies' which might include avatar collecting)? My stock avatar PSD is stuck on a PC in storage and I don't fancy paying the cost of getting them to come out. Cheers!
I'm not surprised, I'm a firm believer that many people don't, even among those that say they can. Why I believe this? firstly you need very fast motion with objects significantly changing their position in a second to even be able to see, secondly jerky camera actually interferes with "seeing" and most examples I've seen uses that and any fps looks choppy by doing so, also any not fluid movement interferes, not only camera. Also there are a lot of people outside gaf who doesn't care, most people I know in rl for example, so I don't know can they see it or not.
I do believe that some people rather "feel wrongness" than actually see it, they subconsciously feel that this game (let's say 30fps) is somewhat different than that was (60fps). I again deduce it from examples thrown around internet.
Ah the great framerate debate which really isn't a debate at all.
Putting personal preference, prejudice and vitriol aside for one minute let's all do an actual test. Not sure how you'd be able to do this on an AMD card (might be able to in Raedon Pro but it's been a long time since I've faffed with that) but all you boys and girls on Nvidia cards open up Nvidia Control Panel (you know right click on the desktop and select the menu option) and then click on the Change Resolution sub menu on the left.
From there click on the Customize button and you should be presented with this screen.
Click the Create Custom Resolution button at the bottom.
Right what we're going to do is mirror our display resolution but at a 30hz refresh rate. So in the appropriate box change it 30 as highlighted in the picture above. Then click on the test button and if all is well and you monitor can handle that refresh rate (and 99% of them should be fine and dandy) click the Yes button.
If you notice under the custom header we have a duplicate resolution but if you look to the right it has a refresh rate of 30hz.
Now the fun and game start. So select and apply our new resolution and just start using your PC as before. Now tell the thread what you think of that like fluidity of motion, responsiveness of input devices, dragging and resizing windows and so on. Be interesting to see the feedback on this.