Whats the point of more than 25 fps?

whats the point of more than 25 fps?

your eyes can only see a max of 25fps so theres really no point to buy expensive ass GPU and PCU to get 80+ fps becuase you really dont see the difference

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this but unironically

Actually people can't really see past 15fps. Kids being worse with their under developed eyes can't see past 10fps.So yea. Waste of money if you spend more than 70$ for a PC

everyone in this thread including me is a moron if you dont think a human can see past 25 FPS you are retarded ot slow minded

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Ok, memes aside, you don't need anything past 60 fps, unless you play garbage twitch shooters

>american education

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>being a poorfag

yes you do dont fool yourself

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Wrong. Only Counterstrike spazmoids care about 60+ fps

oh it matters like i said dont kid yourself

Wrong. Only delusional poorfags dont 'care' about 60+ fps.

the human eye can only see 720p so why do people care about 4k?

because the human eye can only see 3d anyway

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dark souls 1 had some really nice motion blur which helped a lot on 30 fps

You're just slow user. I can tell the difference between 30fps and 60fps. The reason it's so noticeable in games compared to cinema is that when you capture an image on film it captures several images into one creating a blur effect. You don't get that with games as the image is being created in real time skipping the links between each frame. If you recorded an action scene with a high framrate camera then only took out the 24th frame images and combined them then you would definitely notice a stutter.

>hurr le ebin mutt meme XD

(I know its bait but humans can mostly see up to 120 FPS but it has a kind of fall off effect much like how your eyes can acclimate to lower resolutions.)

that's not how it works
your eyes are able to see infinite frames per second, it's up to your brain to decode it.
that's why idiots can't tell the difference between 50 and 60 and 60 to 120 if that's even possible.

How low does the FPS have to be in order to be considered "unplayable"

depends on game
dark souls is fine at 30, devil may cry is not.
console shooters with autoaim is fine at 30, good shooters are not.
turn based and slow tactical stuff can be 30 but i can't play rts on less than 60 frames.

The funny thing is it's probably some eurocuck like yourself, seeing as you make up the majority of shitposters these days.