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Topic	I still don't really understand 60 FPS
JTekashiro 11/17/17 4:34:55 PM #10:	Rockies posted... Whenever I play games or watch TV, it never looks like it's 60 FPS to me. Because when I watch videos on my computer in 60 FPS, I can tell a difference, and my computer monitors are nothing more than cheap TVs. So what gives? Also, why does 60 FPS in gaming seem like such a relatively new thing, yet I've seen gameplay footage as old as NES in 60 FPS? Is that just some kind of upscaling from the capture? Did we just not have TVs that could display it fast enough back in the day? What kind of TV and what kind of monitor? They are not all equal, you know. I would imagine your TV just has a worse refresh rate than your monitor but it could be a poor picture setting or just a cheap TV that is incapable of a great picture. <cite>JTekashiro posted [p:890583499] in I still do... [t:76001837]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rockies posted...</cite> <quote>Whenever I play games or watch TV, it never looks like it's 60 FPS to me. Because when I watch videos on my computer in 60 FPS, I can tell a difference, and my computer monitors are nothing more than cheap TVs. So what gives? Also, why does 60 FPS in gaming seem like such a relatively new thing, yet I've seen gameplay footage as old as NES in 60 FPS? Is that just some kind of upscaling from the capture? Did we just not have TVs that could display it fast enough back in the day?</quote> What kind of TV and what kind of monitor? They are not all equal, you know. I would imagine your TV just has a worse refresh rate than your monitor but it could be a poor picture setting or just a cheap TV that is incapable of a great picture.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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