Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
Am I the only one that can't tell the difference ?
I can tell diff when a TV show is 60fps, but for GAMES I can't tell diff between 30FPS, 60FPS OR 120
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Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
spiderman on ps5 is pretty obvious honestly. It looks like a slide show when you switch to 60fps and switch back to 30. So much so that I actually got a headache going back to 30fps.
Maybe your tv trash op?
Maybe your tv trash op?
Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
Perhaps you're a bit mentally malfunct. It happens.
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
CX and c9 are trash?
If you have a game with 2 modes. Where you can easily switch between the two. Try that, even just rotate the camera, and you will be able to see the difference between 30 and 60.
If I've been playing something at 60fps for a long time and switch to something that's 30. The shyts borderline unplayable for the first hour or so but my eyes adjust to it.
If I've been playing something at 60fps for a long time and switch to something that's 30. The shyts borderline unplayable for the first hour or so but my eyes adjust to it.
30fps moves like a how a movie does
60fps looks like live action, like the news, it has the same soap opera effect on a movie that it does on the car, I was hated 60fps on movies, because it looked to real, like I was on the movie set watching it being filmed instead of looking at it post production.
120fps, has the cinematic look of 30fps with the fluidity of 60fps, its the best way I can describe it
movements are more life like and controls feel a lot better, I always noticed 90fps gives you the same feeling, without the fps counter on I couldn't tell the difference between 90 or 120fps it felt and looked the same to me
60fps looks like live action, like the news, it has the same soap opera effect on a movie that it does on the car, I was hated 60fps on movies, because it looked to real, like I was on the movie set watching it being filmed instead of looking at it post production.
120fps, has the cinematic look of 30fps with the fluidity of 60fps, its the best way I can describe it
movements are more life like and controls feel a lot better, I always noticed 90fps gives you the same feeling, without the fps counter on I couldn't tell the difference between 90 or 120fps it felt and looked the same to me
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
I can't tell the difference between any of em when playing games
I can feel the difference just as much as I can see it. More responsive on top of looking smoother. 165 is god body 
I don't see how that's possible, I can see 60 and 120fps, because I had to play with 120 for a while then go back to 60 to see the difference, and it was a big difference.
All I can say do is take a game like God of War and switched between performance and resolution mode, play 10 ten minutes on each, then do it again, you will have to see the difference and God Of war isn't even a full 60fps maybe on the 5 now though
You own a switch, It’s a sub 30 FPS hellhole on a lot of titles. NBA 2K on the switch feels like it’s running around 20fps.
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
I own every console, including next gen.
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
What game would you recommend ?
DJ Paul's Arm
Veteran
Bruh. Uncharted 4 was 30fps. Play the uncharted trilogy and the first one is 60fps. Notice the difference of smoothness and less grainy?
Standard PS4 not the pro
Standard PS4 not the pro