Group opinion how much does FPS (frames per second) matter to you when it comes to...

[Rishabh Rathore]

60 or more for smooth game

 

[Brice Coleman]

i just went from 1440p 165hz to 1080 240hz. i want all the fames dowg

 

[Charles Ingram]

30 is very playable. Anything less is a mess!

 

[Ivan Binički]

40 is good enough for me, but 30 is acceptable too.

 

[Marzooq Ahmed]

Around 80-240 everything is good xD

 

[Aurimas Daugilis]

On esports 80+ on everything else 45+ becouse on 45 i cant see or experience stutter

 

[Alex Woodforth]

fps = anything above 75, 3rd person games = 40+

 

[Geogre Hill]

70+

 

[Chris Chavarria]

As long as its over 60 im good...i mostly get 100+ fps with my settings maxed out on games like gta 5, Witcher 3, rainbow six siege (HD textures) etc.

 

[Peter Bolton]

50+ constant. Dont care about max, but below 50 is when I start to notice subtle change

 

[Drake Robertson]

144

 

[David Charles Struve]

I think framerate stability matters a little more than actually how MANY you get. Remember movies are recorded and shown on average at a mere 24fps but because there are no framerate dips or increases it's still butter-smooth enough to enjoy the movie and not really notice the framerate at all. Having said all that, most games are either designed and coded for 30 or 60 fps. Sometimes you get hilarious results if you try to increase or decrease the amount of FPS you get due to in-game physics being tied to the framerate. Personally I find 30fps to be absolutely playable and fine.

 

[Jose Torres]

45-60, even Nvidia thinks so lol

 

[Matt Carrasquillo]

not much as long as it's over 30fps I grew up with dial up internet I'm used to slow

 

[Maurice Aaron Sebastian]

so much!

 

[Dave LaBarge]

Yes.

 

[Taha Makhlouf]

15 fps

 

[Larry Peay]

I like running games around 70-80fps and dips. Not much lower then 50 fps

 

[Lionel Tan]

 

[Rocky De Vilder]

Above 35 fps jou cant se whit your ayes but yeah 60 or 60+ in overal