My FPS.

[Dobby]

Its allowed in here if its the Scripting server right?

[Hobo]

Your monitor is limiting it to probably 60fps. Depends on your monitor's refresh rate. 

[Dobby]

Your monitor is limiting it to probably 60fps. Depends on your monitor's refresh rate. 

Maxed out @ 200+ FPS according to fraps. Monitor refresh rate is 75hz. I've used an ASI to bypass the SA:MP 100 FPS limit 

[Hobo]

So you're limited to 75 FPS.

[Dobby]

So you're limited to 75 FPS.

So fraps is an lyer?

[Hobo]

Your monitor can't keep up with your PC. Your monitor's max FPS is 75. Your PC can send it whatever FPS it wants but it will always be limited to 75.

[nyolc8]

I'm not sure if 75Hz is equal to 75FPS... I think it's not.


edit: it's not the same: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refresh_rate

[abeceda]

I've used an ASI to bypass the SA:MP 100 FPS limit 

Can you send me that asi script, please? I want to use it too

[Ethan]

I've used an ASI to bypass the SA:MP 100 FPS limit 

Can you send me that asi script, please? I want to use it too

Me too, and how do you max the frame rate? I'll see what I can do on mine.

[Dobby]

I've used an ASI to bypass the SA:MP 100 FPS limit 

Can you send me that asi script, please? I want to use it too

Me too, and how do you max the frame rate? I'll see what I can do on mine.

I'll make a thread later. The frame rate once you use the asi will depend on your setup. You can customise stuff, shadows, lights, kinda like Optifine but for SAMP.

[Hobo]

I'm not sure if 75Hz is equal to 75FPS... I think it's not.


edit: it's not the same: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refresh_rate

Don't be a peasant.

[nyolc8]

I'm not sure if 75Hz is equal to 75FPS... I think it's not.


edit: it's not the same: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refresh_rate

Don't be a peasant.

Sorry for helping lol

[Rubber]

I'm not sure if 75Hz is equal to 75FPS... I think it's not.


edit: it's not the same: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refresh_rate

Don't be a peasant.

Sorry for helping lol

High frames per second and refresh rates don't really matter in my opinion. The human eye can't tell a difference in frame rates above 30 fps or 30Hz (so you wouldn't be able to tell a difference between 45fps and 60fps). So why do you need anything higher than 30? I've tried higher fps but don't really notice any change...

[Joshy]

I'm not sure if 75Hz is equal to 75FPS... I think it's not.


edit: it's not the same: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refresh_rate

Don't be a peasant.

Sorry for helping lol

High frames per second and refresh rates don't really matter in my opinion. The human eye can't tell a difference in frame rates above 30 fps or 30Hz (so you wouldn't be able to tell a difference between 45fps and 60fps). So why do you need anything higher than 30? I've tried higher fps but don't really notice any change...

I think the number where further FPS improvements are barely visible is at ~40fps. You'll probably notice the difference between 40fps and 60fps with A/B testing though, especially if you're used to fluid 60fps gaming.

Also using framerates in excess that your monitor supports is just wasted GPU cycles.

[Rubber]

I'm not sure if 75Hz is equal to 75FPS... I think it's not.


edit: it's not the same: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refresh_rate

Don't be a peasant.

Sorry for helping lol

High frames per second and refresh rates don't really matter in my opinion. The human eye can't tell a difference in frame rates above 30 fps or 30Hz (so you wouldn't be able to tell a difference between 45fps and 60fps). So why do you need anything higher than 30? I've tried higher fps but don't really notice any change...

I think the number where further FPS improvements are barely visible is at ~40fps. You'll probably notice the difference between 40fps and 60fps with A/B testing though, especially if you're used to fluid 60fps gaming.

Also using framerates in excess that your monitor supports is just wasted GPU cycles.

I still think above a certain frame rate (you say it's 40), you won't see a difference as long as it is a true steady rate. Since my computer is crap, it shows 45fps but i can still tell when it skips a frame. And that's what I was trying to hint at Joshy, your monitor is probably the limiting factor in high end computers...unless you have a really expensive monitor.

[Hobo]

Trust me, you can see above 30fps. 60fps is so fucking smooth.

[Dobby]

Don't say stuff like that. You're sounding like a console peasent. You can see above 30 FPS. People just say that as a comfort thing so they don't feel inferior to the PC Master Race.

[Rubber]

Don't say stuff like that. You're sounding like a console peasent. You can see above 30 FPS. People just say that as a comfort thing so they don't feel inferior to the PC Master Race.

Trust me, I'm a PC guy and hate consoles. I'm simply saying if you were given a STEADY source of ~45FPS and a STEADY source of ~60FPS you would not be able to tell them apart. By steady I mean not missing a single frame. To prove it, I challenge you to this test. Go to this page: http://frames-per-second.appspot.com/ 

Set the background velocity to 0px/s and the other two spheres (or other objects) to 2000px/s. Now change one of the object's frame rates to 48FPS and the other to 60FPS. Which one is which? I can't tell a difference.... For an added challenge, add a third object. Have a friend change the frame rates of the three objects to either 48 or 60FPS (when you are not looking). Have him/her cover the values so you can't tell which is which. Now try to guess which one is the 60FPS object. I honestly can't tell them apart. Maybe your eyes are better than mine, but I think the whole higher FPS is BS...

[Hobo]

I see the difference. 60fps is smoother.
That's also a poor example. It's a lot more noticeable when you're the one controlling the motion. ETS2 is noticeably smoother @60 FPS than @ 45-50 FPS.

[Joshy]

I noticed the difference between 48 FPS and 60 FPS, 48 FPS object has slight jitter since it's not in sync with the monitor's refresh rate.

[Dobby]

I could tell the difference and i'm half asleep

[Rubber]

LOL...ok, ok. I guess my eyesight is just a lot worse than your guys. I don't have a fancy computer and have never played a game more than 30-45 FPS so I guess I can't comment anyway. Maybe someday I will have the honor of playing on a 60FPS+ rig. Until then, I guess I'll just shut up

[Twido]

I noticed the difference between 48 FPS and 60 FPS, 48 FPS object has slight jitter since it's not in sync with the monitor's refresh rate.

What joshy says is true.
Don't forget guys! our eyes see with 80 FPS, anything below that is actually laggy for our eyes. although you ain't gonna see 70 fps laggy, it all starts when the frames are way too low. And about the Hz of your screen, it is somewhat the highest fps ur screen supports.

60 and 75 Hz is perfect for the everyday gamers here.
120 Hz is most useful for 3D bullshit.

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