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Can any PC setup run TF2 at a consistant 120fps with any config?
Created 3rd June 2011 @ 00:17
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I use max quality cfg with an Intel Core i5(Sandybridge) @3.30GHz
4gb ram
Radeon HD 5850 Twin FrozR II 1024MB
1980×720 res.
120fps constant
omg just use fps_max 60 and gg
HUMAN EYE DOSENT SEE ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 10000 AND 60 FPS
Quoted from wampee
omg just use fps_max 60 and gg
HUMAN EYE DOSENT SEE ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 10000 AND 60 FPS
bad troll iz bad
Q6600 @2,4ghz, hd4870x2, 4gb ram
fps_max set to 150, resolution 1680×1050 rarely drops below with everything set to high..
starts getting worse on 32-player servers, but on 6on6 it runs absolutely smooth.
intel i7 920 3.35GHZ
6GB ram (3x2gb) DDR3 1333MHz
2x EVGA 295gtx quad SLI
1920×1200
Max quality config @ 150 fps.
chris highframes
i5 750 @ 4.2ghz
4gb ddr3
ati 4850
1920 x 1200
runs at 120 fps stable even mids thats like a 3 year old graphics card
i now have a second ati 4850 in crossfire and i run nearly stable 240 fps, mid fights is 200- 220
i use 1920×1080 now
i cant believe that anyone who has anything less than 3 year old hardware cant run this at 120 stable. all you need is a cpu running at around 3.5 ghz mark and anything better than an ati 4830 and you will have 120 stable at mid on chris high frames.
Quoted from n00ne
intel i7 920 3.35GHZ
6GB ram (3x2gb) DDR3 1333MHz
2x EVGA 295gtx quad SLI1920×1200
Max quality config @ 150 fps.
Damn you
Quoted from RaCio
Related question/new challenge:
Should you try to run fps_max 241 when using 120hz?
Better questions: how many fools have bought a 120hz moniter, but don’t own a pc that can hold tf2 stable at 120+ frames? =D
Quoted from wampee
omg just use fps_max 60 and gg
HUMAN EYE DOSENT SEE ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 10000 AND 60 FPS
Actually, studies show that people do see it :). The human eye is able to detect changes that are only shown for 1/100 of a sec (or even faster).
There’s an xx number of fps that is needed to get a smooth experience, but that doesn’t mean it wont get better after that.
yeah, the “human eye can only see 24 fps” story is a myth
Higher fps and lower delay is noticeable and useful (but not required).
Quoted from Koeitje
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Actually, studies show that people do see it :). The human eye is able to detect changes that are only shown for 1/100 of a sec (or even faster).
There’s an xx number of fps that is needed to get a smooth experience, but that doesn’t mean it wont get better after that.
kootchy, how could you get trolled this easily… how… :(
i had such faith in you
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